Several research studies have investigated how the liver is affected by naturally occurring IUGR in pigs over time.[9, 11] On the other hand, males seem to be more susceptible to IUGR‐induced homeostatic disruptions.[9a] Liver function tests revealed altered serum indicators for IUGR male piglets, such as AST, ALT, ALB, TP, as well as unusual levels of ALP and CHE activity. Here, ALB is linked to fetal growth restriction.