Compound Chinese herbal medicine extract liquid for preventing and treating livestock and birds diarrhea and preparation thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a compound Chinese medicinal herb extract for preventing and treating livestock and poultry diarrhea and a preparation method thereof. The extract is made from paulownia flower, purslane, ciderage, geranium, garden burnet root, copperleaf and cactus, the raw medicinal materials comprise parts as follows by weight: 29-35 parts of the paulownia flower, 22-28 parts of the purslane, 20-26 parts of the ciderage, 17-23 parts of the geranium, 17-23 parts of the garden burnet, 13-17 parts of the copperleaf and 8-12 parts of the cactus. The preparation process of the compound Chinese medicinal herb extract comprises the following steps: selection of the raw medicinal materials, washing, herb cutting, primary aqueous extraction, secondary aqueous extraction, decoction combination, condensing, filling and packaging. The compound Chinese medicinal herb extract preparation for preventing and treating the livestock and poultry diarrhea has the efficacies on eliminating dampness and stopping diarrhea, and mainly treating diarrhea and enteritis, and has the advantages of naturalness, no residue, no drug tolerance and the like.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a medicine for preventing and treating digestive tract or digestive system diseases, in particular to a compound Chinese herbal medicine extract for preventing and treating livestock and poultry diarrhea and a preparation method thereof. Background technique

[0002] Livestock and poultry diarrhea is one of the more common digestive tract diseases in animal husbandry. The occurrence of livestock and poultry diarrhea often brings great economic losses to farmers. Currently on the market, most of the drugs used to prevent and treat diarrheal diseases in livestock and poultry are antibiotics and chemically synthesized drugs. A series of difficult problems have seriously restricted the healthy development of animal husbandry. Although some traditional Chinese medicine preparations for the prevention and treatment of livestock and poultry diarrhea have begun to appear in the current domestic market, most of them are only pulverized...