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The objective of this work was to investigate the influence of the the day of   farrowing induction on the number of newborn piglets (live born and dead   born), body mass and mortality of neonatal pigs in litter by the tenth day of   age. For the investigation purpose, there were chosen 167 pregnant animals,   34 gilts and 133 sows, divided into 3 groups each, according to the day of   pregnancy when prostaglandin analogue, dinoprost-tromethamine, was applied   (from 112th to 114th day). Fastest- induced parturition was in gilts which   were administered dinoprost on the 113th day of pregnancy, (34,30 ± 6,23) h   after application, that is, in sows which were administered prostaglandin on   the 114th day of pregnancy, (29,57 ± 4,14) h after application of dinoprost.   Most gilts (75 %) and sows (90,91%) started farrowing 24-36 h after dinoprost   application, when it was given on the 113th day of pregnancy. During daily   twelve-hour working time (7-19 h), 67,07% out of all the treated animals   started farrowing. When farrowing was induced on the 112th day of pregnancy,   17 sows (12,78%) needed obstetric assistance for dystocia, while 47 (35,34 %)   sows had troublesome farrowing. Along with the delayed induction, body mass   of newborn pigs increased, and the largest recorded weight was 1,27 kg in   sows, that is 1,38 kg in gilts, which were given dinoprost on the 114th day   of pregnancy, with the lowest number of live born pigs of body mass less than   1 kg (23,76%). In this experiment there was determined the connection between   the body mass and vitality of newborn piglets, so the lowest mortality rate   of the pigs by the 10th day of age was noticed in sows and gilts which were   given dinoprost on the 114th day of pregnancy (11,05%), in regard to the pigs   born of sows and gilts which were given dinoprost on the 112th day of   pregnancy (15,39 %)

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The influence of the induction of farrowing on live birth, body mass, appearance of dystocia, mortality and surviving of neonatal pigs in litter during the first ten days