4th March 2025
Trial Snapshot: AdiCare™ Piglet force Dry vs Porridge – which works best for piglets?
The post-weaning phase is a critical time for piglets, particularly those with low weaning weights. During this period, ensuring optimal nutrition is essential for supporting growth, gut development, and overall well-being. In our latest trial, we evaluated the impact of AdiCare™ Piglet Force in two forms – dry and porridge – to assess how each influences piglet performance.
The trial was conducted under carefully controlled conditions to provide insights into the effectiveness of different feeding strategies during the first six days post-weaning, a time when piglets are most vulnerable. While many factors contribute to piglet survival and growth, the right supplementation can support intestinal function, improve nutrient absorption, and ensure piglets thrive as they transition to solid feed.
This trial provides valuable findings that can help farmers make informed decisions about supplementing their piglets' diets, maximising their performance from day one.
To uncover the full results, understand how AdiCare Piglet Force can support your piglets, and find out which feeding method worked best, download full trial snapshot today.
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