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Symptoms: Diarrhea, vomiting, dehydration in piglets; Treatment: Fluid therapy, maintaining electrolyte balance; Prevention: Vaccination of sows, good sanitation, ensuring adequate colostrum intake

Symptoms: Coughing, fever, bloody discharges, difficulty breathing; Treatment: Antibiotics, supportive care; Prevention: Vaccination, good husbandry practices, avoiding stress

Symptoms: Red, brown or purple skin lesions, renal failure; Treatment: Supportive care; Prevention: Good management and husbandry practices, reducing stress

Symptoms: High fever, incoordination, paddling, convulsions; Treatment: Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs; Prevention: Good husbandry practices, reducing stress, maintaining a closed herd

Symptoms: Respiratory distress, pneumonia, septicaemia; Treatment: Antibiotics, supportive care; Prevention: Good husbandry practices, vaccination, avoiding overcrowding

Symptoms: Diarrhea, fever, abortions in pregnant sows; Treatment: Antibiotics, supportive care; Prevention: Biosecurity, rodent control, proper nutrition

Symptoms: Vomiting, listlessness, central nervous system disturbances; Treatment: No specific treatment, supportive care; Prevention: Biosecurity, sanitation, supportive care for affected pigs

Symptoms: Frequent loose or liquid feces, possible dehydration; Treatment: Oral rehydration solutions, antibiotics for bacterial causes; Prevention: Good sanitation, proper feeding practices, vaccination

Symptoms: High fever, loss of appetite, hemorrhages in the skin; Treatment: No treatment; culling is necessary; Prevention: Biosecurity measures, control of wild boar populations

Symptoms: Mild diarrhea, reduced growth rates, occasionally blood in feces; Treatment: Antibiotics; Prevention: Good sanitation, biosecurity, stress reduction

Symptoms: Coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge, rapid breathing; Treatment: Supportive care, antibiotics for secondary infections; Prevention: Vaccination, good ventilation, regular cleaning

Symptoms: Reproductive failure, pneumonia, increased mortality in piglets; Treatment: Managing herd health, supportive treatment; Prevention: Vaccination, biosecurity protocols

Symptoms: Bloody diarrhea, dehydration, weight loss; Treatment: Antibiotics, fluid therapy; Prevention: Strict sanitation, biosecurity measures, reducing stress

Symptoms: Reproductive issues, infertility, abortions; Treatment: No effective treatment, culling of infected animals; Prevention: Testing and removal of positive animals, hygiene measures

Symptoms: Diarrhea, reduced feed intake, varied growth rates; Treatment: Antibiotics added to feed or water; Prevention: Vaccination, good hygiene, consistent feeding practices

Symptoms: Large skin areas with erosions and exudations, fever; Treatment: Antibiotics, wound care, supportive therapy; Prevention: Good hygiene, isolation of affected animals, stress reduction

Symptoms: Fever, blisters in the mouth and feet, lameness; Treatment: No specific treatment, infected animals are usually culled; Prevention: Vaccine available, movement restrictions, biosecurity

Symptoms: Vomiting, watery diarrhea, dehydration; Treatment: Supportive care and fluid replacement; Prevention: Vaccination, strict sanitation, biosecurity protocols

Symptoms: Severe diarrhea, vomiting, high mortality in piglets; Treatment: Supportive therapy, fluid replacement; Prevention: Biosecurity, sanitation, controlled exposure

Symptoms: Exudative dermatitis, greasy skin lesions; Treatment: Antibiotics and cleaning affected skin; Prevention: Good hygiene, managing environmental factors, isolation of affected animals

Symptoms: Vesicles on the feet and snout, lameness, fever; Treatment: None, supportive care; Prevention: Biosecurity, control of animal movement, cleanliness

Symptoms: Diarrhea, poor growth rate, reduced feed efficiency; Treatment: Antiparasitic drugs, supportive care; Prevention: Pasture management, regular deworming, good sanitation

Symptoms: Fever, convulsions, skin lesions, high mortality; Treatment: No treatment, infected pigs must be culled; Prevention: Vaccination, quarantine, and movement control

Symptoms: Joint and muscle pain, meningitis, respiratory issues; Treatment: Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication; Prevention: Hygiene management, vaccination, minimizing stress

Symptoms: Diarrhea, possible blood in feces, poor growth rate; Treatment: Anticoccidial drugs; Prevention: Good hygiene, proper pen management, minimizing stress

Symptoms: Reproductive failure, mummified fetuses, stillbirths; Treatment: None; Prevention: Vaccination of breeding stock, herd management practices

Symptoms: Muscle tremors, hyperthermia, sudden death; Treatment: Stress reduction, genetic selection; Prevention: Herd management, breeding away from susceptible genotypes

Symptoms: Usually subclinical in pigs; Treatment: Supportive care; Prevention: Good hygiene and sanitation, biosecurity measures

Symptoms: Circular skin lesions, usually without itchiness or pain; Treatment: Lesions typically resolve without treatment; Prevention: Unknown, as the etiology is not well understood

Symptoms: Poor growth, weight loss, respiratory distress; Treatment: Management practices, reducing stress; Prevention: Vaccination, hygiene, biosecurity practices

Symptoms: Diamond-shaped skin lesions, arthritis, sudden death; Treatment: Penicillin antibiotics; Prevention: Vaccination, environmental management, rodent control

Symptoms: Chronic cough, reduced growth rate, respiratory distress; Treatment: Antibiotics and supportive care; Prevention: Vaccination, good ventilation, reducing crowding

Symptoms: Itching, irritation, possible anemia; Treatment: Insecticides; Prevention: Regular inspection and treatment, maintaining a closed herd to prevent introduction

Symptoms: Eyelid edema, ataxia, sudden death; Treatment: Antibiotics, supportive care; Prevention: Adequate colostrum intake, hygienic weaning practices, avoiding sudden diet changes