Feed for preventing acute tumor gastric distension of flocks and herds

Abstract

The invention discloses a feed formula for preventing acute tumor gastric distension of flocks and herds. The feed contains the following raw materials in parts by weight: 1-2 parts of fructus phyllanthi, 1-2 parts of trachelospermum jasminoide, 1-2 parts of aristolochia fangchi, 1-2 parts of elecampane and 192-196 parts of vinasse. The preparation method of the feed provided by the invention comprises the following steps of: preparing the fructus phyllanthi, the trachelospermum jasminoide, the aristolochia fangchi and the elecampane into powder of 10-30 meshes according to the parts by weight and then uniformly blending the mixture with the vinasse according to the parts by weight to obtain the product. According to the feed, the morbidity of the acute tumor gastric distension of the flocks and herds is reduced and the death rate of the flocks and herds is reduced, so that the loss of raising the flocks and herds is reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feed for preventing diseases of cattle and sheep, in particular to a feed for preventing acute rumen expansion of cattle and sheep with Chinese herbal medicine. Background technique [0002] Acute rumen swelling in cattle and sheep is mainly caused by eating a large amount of easily fermentable feed. At present, distiller's grains are one of the main feeds for cattle and sheep in my country, and using distiller's grains as feed will inevitably lead to the occurrence of acute rumen swelling disease in cattle and sheep. The treatment methods for acute rumen distension of cattle and sheep are as follows: (1) 0.5 kg of vinegar, or two packs of shredded tobacco plus 1 kg of vegetable oil, and then fed with 100 mg of gastrointestinal activity; (2) For non-pregnant cattle and sheep, subcutaneous injection of 20 mg Neostigmine, injected again after 2 hours; (3) 10 camphor balls orally; (4) 50 grams of ichthyol, 2-3 taels of turpenti...

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Problems solved by technology

The above-mentioned treatment methods all have a certain curative effect. However, because of the rapid onset and acute onset of acute rumen distension in cattle and sheep, it is often too late to treat and cause a certain mortality rate.

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