Compound feed for teaching piglets to eat foods other than breast milk

Abstract

The invention provides compound feed for teaching piglets to eat foods other than breast milk, which is used for weaning piglets and teaching the piglets to eat foods other than breast milk, and comprises the following components in part by weight: 212.4 parts of corn starch, 154.0 parts of bulked corn, 100.0 parts of 46 percent of bulked bean pulp, 40 parts of fish meal, 100 parts of wheat flour, 5 parts of calcium powder, 21 parts of calcium hydrophosphate, 2 parts of table salt, 20 parts of soybean oil, 5 parts of lysine, 2 parts of threonine, 1.5 parts of choline chloride, 10 parts of premix, 0.2 part of complex enzyme, 0.3 part of pig Duowei, 0.2 part of sweetener, 0.3 part of flavouring agent, 3 parts of baking soda, 20 parts of cane sugar, 30 parts of glucose, 50 parts of egg powder, 70 parts of soy protein concentrate, 50 parts of fermented bean pulp, 6 parts of acidizer, 100 parts of whey powder, 0.5 part of mould removing agent, 0.3 part of antioxidant and 0.3 part of mildewpreventive. In the invention, the problems of incomplete immune functions, low disease resistance, inadequate digestive ferment, incomplete upper gastrointestinal development, low digestion and absorption ability, susceptibility to diarrhea and the like of piglets.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of feed, and in particular relates to a compound feed for suckling pigs that is used in the weaning and training troughs of suckling pigs. Background technique

[0002] In order to improve the reproductive performance of sows, reduce the vertical transmission of diseases, and improve the economic benefits of pig farms, farmers in more and more countries have begun to implement early weaning for suckling piglets (from the previous weaning age of 8 weeks to 2 weeks) -4 weeks weaning). However, due to the physiological characteristics of suckling piglets, early weaning will bring a series of adverse effects on the growth and development of suckling piglets, causing physiological dysfunction of suckling piglets after weaning, manifested as poor appetite, indigestion, slow growth, and poor feed utilization. Low disease resistance, decreased disease resistance, and pathological phenomena such as diarrhea and edem...

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