Compound plant extract feed additive and preparation thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses feedstuff additive for compound plant extracts and a preparation method thereof. The addictive is made from raw materials by the following weight proportions: spine date seeds micro powder (45-60 percent), acanthopanax root extracts (20-25 percent), Chinese goldthread extracts (20-30 percent), 98 percent of vitamin C (0.5-1.5 percent) and sodium selenite (containing 5 percent of selenium premix compound) (0.4-0.6 percent). The additive has the advantages that the additive is made from the selected purely natural plants which go through procedures of micro-grinding, extraction, concentration, etc., therefore, the obtained additive has no poison and no residue and also has the effects of calming the nerves, tranquilizing and hypnogenesis through adjusting central nervous system. The additive also can effectively avoid stress syndrome of being ill at ease, depauperation, biting tail, fighting, pecking vent, etc., for livestock and poultry. The additive can strengthen disease resistance and adaptability to environment for the livestock and poultry by promoting nonspecific immunity, thus adjusting internal incretion environment, keeping normal metastasis, increasing appetite and promoting weight increment and feedstuff utilization rate.

Description

[0001] Technology Neighborhood:

[0002] The invention relates to a feed additive, in particular to a compound plant extract feed additive composed of multiflavor plant extracts.

[0003] The invention also relates to a preparation method of the plant extract feed additive. Background technique:

[0004] Livestock and poultry breeding is carried out in a certain environment. The environment of animals includes internal environment and external environment. The internal environment of animals is relatively stable, while the external environment is always changing. When the external environment changes, animals adjust through nerves and body fluids to maintain a relatively stable internal environment. However, there is a limit to how animals can adapt to the environment. When the environment changes beyond a certain range, it will cause life dysfunction and even death. . The animal body's non-specific response to various external or internal stimuli is "stress". There are man...