As temperatures rise, producers may face hidden challenges linked to lower feed intake, dehydration pressure and compromised gut function.
In this article, we explore:
✓ Heat stress and lactating sow feed intake
✓ The impact on piglet vitality and post-weaning adaptation
✓ Commercial observations reporting 71% lower sow mortality and 61.6% fewer fall-behind piglets under summer conditions
✓ Practical hydration and management strategies for hot periods
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In this article, we explore:
✓ Heat stress and lactating sow feed intake
✓ The impact on piglet vitality and post-weaning adaptation
✓ Commercial observations reporting 71% lower sow mortality and 61.6% fewer fall-behind piglets under summer conditions
✓ Practical hydration and management strategies for hot periods
Explore the full technical review
Heat Stress in Pigs: Causes, Symptoms, Impact on Performance and Strategies to Reduce RiskDiscover how heat stress in pigs impacts performance, gut health and lactating sow feed intake, plus practical summer strategies to support hydration and piglet vitality.
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Last week at the ESPHM Congress in Florence, we presented two new scientific posters exploring the impact of early-life micro-enteral nutrition on piglet performance.
At Tonisity, we believe robust science means generating evidence across countries, production systems and commercial farm conditions, building data that reflects the realities veterinarians and producers face in the field.
These latest findings add to growing research associated with early-life nutrition, supporting gut integrity and helping piglets better cope with critical stress periods.
It was also a pleasure connecting with customers, distributors and industry colleagues in Florence. Thank you to everyone involved, especially the Tonisity team behind the research, analysis and presentation of this work.
At Tonisity, we believe robust science means generating evidence across countries, production systems and commercial farm conditions, building data that reflects the realities veterinarians and producers face in the field.
These latest findings add to growing research associated with early-life nutrition, supporting gut integrity and helping piglets better cope with critical stress periods.
It was also a pleasure connecting with customers, distributors and industry colleagues in Florence. Thank you to everyone involved, especially the Tonisity team behind the research, analysis and presentation of this work.
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How Early Intestinal Support May Influence Mortality in PRRS-Affected Piglets
Understanding the relationship between PRRS, gut function and piglet resilience in challenged production systems
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Tonisity Publishes Its Largest Global Meta-Analysis on Piglet Survival and Early-Life Performance
New 2026 meta-analysis shows a 21% reduction in pre-weaning mortality, 36% fewer fall-behind pigs and +300 g at weaning. Find out what the ev
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Reduce climate footprint with productive DanBred pigs
Through our breeding work, DanBred pigs have become more productive, helping to ensure a lower climate footprint and responsible economic performance.
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In animal production, one good result can be chance. But when the same outcome repeats across systems, regions, and conditions, it becomes evidence.
We’re proud to share updated results from our global meta-analyses on pre-weaning mortality, weights, and fall-behinds.
This level of robust, repeatable evidence reflects years of field work, scientific discipline, and a commitment to delivering results producers and veterinarians can trust.
See the full data here: https://contents.tonisity.com/tonisity-px-pig-pre-weaning-mortality-weight-gain
We’re proud to share updated results from our global meta-analyses on pre-weaning mortality, weights, and fall-behinds.
This level of robust, repeatable evidence reflects years of field work, scientific discipline, and a commitment to delivering results producers and veterinarians can trust.
See the full data here: https://contents.tonisity.com/tonisity-px-pig-pre-weaning-mortality-weight-gain
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Why treating only small piglets limits performance
Focusing only on small piglets is like fixing a leak while the main pipe is broken. Real performance gains come from supporting the whole litter, not just the smallest.
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Same market, very different outcomes: a new reality in China’s pig sector
China’s pig industry remains cyclical, but company results are diverging sharply. Why some producers stay profitable while others fall into losses?
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Em um recente trial conduzido em uma fazenda brasileira, Tonisity Px provou ser uma solução mais eficiente do que o Concorrente A, que geralmente é conhecido por ser uma "solução mais barata"
Os resultados mostram que muitas vezes, escolher alternativas mais baratas pode comprometer toda a eficiência da granja e impactar negativamente a rentabilidade da produção.
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Os resultados mostram que muitas vezes, escolher alternativas mais baratas pode comprometer toda a eficiência da granja e impactar negativamente a rentabilidade da produção.
Veja neste artigo todos os dados do estudo realizado!
Tonisity Px vs. Concorrente no Brasil: 1,9 kg a mais por suÃno e 6.083 leitões de maior valor comercial.Um estudo recente realizado no Brasil demonstrou os benefÃcios significativos do uso do Tonisity Px na produção de suÃnos. A pesquisa, conduzida em uma granja com 2.
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Weaning Pathophysiology in Piglets: Impacts on the Gut, Early Feed Intake and Performance Across the Production Cycle
Weaning is a critical phase for piglets. Supporting early feed intake, gut integrity and growth is key to managing weaning stress and early performa. Learn more about it.
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