Health care feedstuff additive for animals

A feed additive and animal technology, applied in the field of animal husbandry or feed, can solve the problems of bacterial resistance, drug residues in animal products, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-09-15
程永发
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Because the continued use of antibiotics can cause problems such as bacterial resistance and drug residues in animal products

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Embodiment 1

[0018] Get 20 grams of lentinan and 3 grams of photosynthetic bacteria, mix them evenly, and seal them to form a feed additive. Among them, the number of viable bacteria per gram of photosynthetic bacteria is about 25 billion.

[0019] The control experiment was carried out with two groups of chicks A and B with basically the same growth period and breeding environment. The 100 chickens in group A were fed with 1 ton of common feed (mainly composed of corn, soybeans and vitamins, etc.), and the 100 chickens in group B Then mix and use with 1 ton of this common feed with the 23 gram additives of above-mentioned making. After the two groups of feeds were used up, the average weight gain of the chickens in Group A was 1.75Kg, and the survival rate was 90%, and the average weight gain of 100 chickens in Group B was 2.25Kg, and the survival rate was 100%. It can be seen that the feed additive obviously improves the utilization rate of the feed and improves the immune system of the...

Embodiment 2

[0021] Take 50 grams of lentinan, 2 grams of photosynthetic bacteria, and 5-10 grams of allicin, mix them evenly, and seal them into a feed additive. Among them, the number of viable bacteria per gram of photosynthetic bacteria is between 20 and 21 billion.

[0022] The control experiment was carried out with two groups of young pigs A and B with basically the same growth period and breeding environment. The 10 pigs in group A were fed with 1 ton of common feed (mainly composed of roots, stems and leaves of plants such as corn and sweet potatoes). The 10 pigs of B group are then mixed with 1 ton of the common feed with the additive made above. After the two groups of feeds were used up, the average weight gain of 10 pigs in group A was 40Kg, and there were 3 times of illnesses. The average weight gain of 10 pigs in group B was 50Kg, and there was no record of illness. It can be seen that the feed additive obviously improves the utilization rate of the feed and improves the im...

Embodiment 3

[0024] Take 50 grams of lentinan, 1 gram of photosynthetic bacteria, and 1 to 3 grams of bacillus, mix them evenly, and seal them into a feed additive. Among them, the number of viable bacteria per gram of photosynthetic bacteria and bacillus is 29-30 billion.

[0025] The above-mentioned feed additives are mixed with 1 ton of feed to feed dairy cows. After one week, the protein content of the produced milk products is relatively increased, and the cholesterol content is significantly reduced.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a health care feedstuff additive for animals, capable of effectively improving the health of animals, degrading the harmful toxin inside the animal, improving the quality of meat protein, and promoting the animal growth and improving feedstuff utilization efficiency. The feedstuff additive contains 20g to 50g of lentinan and 1g to 3g of photosynthetic bacteria, wherein theviable count in per gram of the photosynthetic bacteria is from 20 billion to 30 billion.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of animal husbandry or feed, and relates to a feed additive. Background technique [0002] One of the most urgent problems to be solved in the breeding industry is: improving quality, reducing drug residues, gradually reducing or even banning drugs such as antibiotics as feed additives. Antibiotics have long been effective in preventing and treating animal diseases, degrading toxins in the body, improving the quality of meat, eggs and milk, and promoting animal growth. Because the continuous use of antibiotics can cause many problems such as bacterial resistance and drug residues in animal products. With the enhancement of people's health awareness, seeking and developing green, pollution-free, low-residue feed additives to replace antibiotics has become a current research hotspot. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a synbiotic feed additive composed of ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A23K1/16
Inventor 程永发
Owner 程永发
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