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The use of oral products in piglets during their first days of life is a common practice during their first days of life, and coccidiostats are probably the drugs used routinely with a higher frequency. Most of them are administered with a dispenser directly fitted on the medicine bottle.
In order to simplify this process, on this farm the oral drug is introduced in a 1-litre bottle hanged upside-down (like a drip) from the cart used for tending to the piglets.
The dispenser is fitted on the bottle through a long pipe, and this facilitates the administering of the product from any place around the cart.
A piece of string going under a metallic cable tie allows us to hold the bottle upside-down, hanging from a bar with a small hook. It is essential that the cap to which the pipe is attached has two holes so a vacuum is not generated inside the bottle.
