A sterilizable toy for pigs

Abstract

The invention provides a toy capable of conducting sterilization and used for hogs. The toy structurally comprises an ultraviolet sterilization lamp and a hog biting circular ring, wherein the hogs play with the hog biting circular ring. The ultraviolet sterilization lamp is connected with the hog biting circular ring through a chain. A controller is arranged on the top of the ultraviolet sterilization lamp. A pressing switch is arranged on the controller. The top of the controller is connected with a hanging ring through a vertical rod. A plurality of clamps used for clamping and containing modulator tubes are arranged at the bottom of a lamp shell. A spice box is arranged at the circle center of the hog biting circular ring. The toy has the advantages that the toy is provided with LED color-changing lamps and has smell so that the hogs can be attracted, the curiosity of the hogs is aroused, the hogs can be stimulated to play with the toy for a longer time, and the tail biting phenomenon among the hogs is reduced; the toy has the sterilization function, and the cross infection among the hogs is prevented.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to animal welfare facilities, in particular to a sterilizable toy for pigs. Background technique [0002] In the current intensive pig production, the phenomenon of pigs biting each other's tails is more common, especially in the production state of pigs. The growth rate and feed efficiency of pigs with tail biting syndrome are lower than that of normal pigs by more than 20%. They can also die from infection or reduce meat quality, which will seriously affect the health and production performance of pigs. [0003] Pig tail biting is a kind of pica, which is a stress syndrome caused by nutritional and metabolic disorders, abnormal taste and improper feeding and management. It has a higher incidence after summer, especially from August to November, and generally occurs on 18 The incidence of -80kg pigs, especially 24-40kg (12-14 weeks old), is higher. There are more sows than boars. It is estimated that about 4.6% of bitten boars and 3.4%...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] Pig tail biting is the result of a combination of factors that can lead to a farm-wide problem; if one of these factors is reduced or eliminated, the outbreak can be delayed or even stopped

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