Our top-quality swine nutritional products can help keep your animals right on schedule to maximizing your profit potential.
Raising pigs is fun – whether it’s a new activity for your family or a long-standing tradition. No matter why or how you’re raising pigs, giving them the best care is important. Nature’s Match® pig feeds provide a complete and balanced diet to help your pigs thrive through all stages.
Early eaters tend to grow faster. So we designed young animal nutrition to optimize dry feed intake. And to get them moving toward optimal growth.
From weaning, to vaccination time, to dealing with extreme heat and cold, your pigs will maintain top growth with Purina's swine nutrition programs.
Your pigs' ages, number, breed and environment can all affect outcomes. Choose Purina products that work best for you, ease transitions and provide benefits at each stage.
EcoCare® feeds help manage pig manure while optimizing feed efficiency and performance. EcoCare® feeds are the only feed-through program designed to deliver ROI through pig performance and improved manure management at the same time. See how you can put our research to work to support profit potential and long-term success.
Pelleted feed provides long-term weight gain and feed efficiency benefits to your pigs. Read more about what your nursery pigs can gain from pellet feed.
Researchers evaluated the effects of feeding Outpace® Swine Feed Additive on the performance of nursery pigs raised with or without antibiotics. Click to read the results.
A 21-day-old pig’s stomach is about the size of a large chicken egg, so pigs need to eat often. Here are three tips to encourage weaned pig feed intake.
Nitrogen and ammonia contribute to odors and environmental risks in pork production. Learn how to feed pigs differently to minimize these risks.
Introducing the Purina professionals behind the latest swine research.
Manager of Veterinary Services – Purina Animal Nutrition Center
Director of Process Research
Young Animal Swine, Technical Sales Specialist
Senior Scientist – Purina Animal Research Center