Method for formulating rabbit feedstuff additive

Abstract

The invention relates to a feedstuff additive, in particular a feedstuff additive of rabbits; the additive is prepared scientifically and reasonably by combining with microelements, vitamins and amino acid, etc. which are needed in the processes of growing, reproducing, producing furs and producing meat, etc. for the rabbits; the microelements comprises copper, ferrum, zinc, manganese, cobalt, sulfur and halofuginone hydrobromide; the amino acid comprises methionine, lysine and arginine; the vitamins comprises A, E, D, K, B1, B12, riboflavin and biotin; kelp powder and iodine are added into the additive especially, thus solving the problems in the prior art that the additive of the rabbits has single formula and unreasonable proportion, which cause that the rabbits grow slowly with multiple diseases, and reproduction thereof occurs obstacles with low amount of fur and meat; the coccidiosis needs to be prevented, etc.; the invention provides a green feedstuff additive of the rabbits for rabbit-breeding families and large-scale rabbit-breeding warren for vast rural areas.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed additive, in particular to a rabbit feed additive. Background technique [0002] At present, long-haired rabbits, meat rabbits, and lazy rabbits raised at home have been in my country for decades, and the traditional feeding methods are no longer suitable for the development of the modern rabbit industry. Especially in recent years, the rural industrial structure has been adjusted, and the rabbit industry has developed rapidly. In 2000, the number of domestic rabbits in the country was less than 20 million. At the end of 2006, the number of domestic rabbits exceeded 500 million. After investigation, young rabbits grow slowly, malnutrition, coccidiosis, diarrhea, etc. seriously restrict the development of the rabbit industry. The national average survival rate of young rabbits at the age of 60 days is less than 40%. Rabbit farms cause great economic losses. The important reason is that the feed additive formula is singl...

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Problems solved by technology

After investigation, young rabbits grow slowly, malnutrition, coccidiosis, diarrhea, etc. seriously restrict the development of the rabbit industry. The national average survival rate of young rabbits at the age of 60 days is less than 40%. Rabbit farms cause huge economic losses

The important reason is that the feed additive formula is single, combined with the fact that r