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Protects Piglets During a Vulnerable Stage-The nursery bed’s enclosed structure (with secure side rails) prevents piglets from wandering, reduces aggression, and eliminates risks of crushing or falls—critical for survival rates.

Maintains Hygiene & Reduces Disease Risk-Equipped with a slatted or mesh floor (usually elevated), the bed allows feces and urine to drop through into a collection area below. This separates piglets from waste, keeping their living space dry, clean, and free from harmful pathogens (e.g., bacteria, parasites) that thrive in damp conditions. It directly lowers the risk of digestive or skin diseases.

Enables Precise Environmental Control-Piglets are highly sensitive to temperature fluctuations. Nursery beds are often compatible with heating systems (e.g., heat lamps, under-floor heating) or cooling fans, making it easy to maintain an optimal temperature (26–28°C / 79–82°F) for their growth. This stability accelerates weight gain and reduces stress-related issues

Facilitates Efficient Feeding & Monitoring-Many designs integrate built-in feed troughs or easy access to feeding stations, ensuring piglets have consistent access to nutrient-dense feed (vital for post-weaning development). The enclosed layout also allows farmers to monitor individual piglet health, behavior, and growth more closely—simplifying early detection of illness or undernourishment