Feed for supplementing calcium for fox, raccoon dog and marten

Abstract

The invention provides a feed for supplementing calcium for a fox, a raccoon dog and a marten. The feed is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 20-40 parts of calcium-containing additive, 10-30 parts of cane sugar, 3-8 parts of taurine and 30-70 parts of auxiliary materials. The calcium-containing additive is a mixture of calcium lactate and calcium chloride, and the auxiliary materials are at least one of mountain flour, zeolite powder and maifanite. The feed for supplementing the calcium has the characteristics of high absorption speed and high bioavailability, can be effectively prevented from being corroded by gastric acid, is beneficial to the increase of the stability, and can be widely applied to the culture of the fox, the raccoon dog and the marten.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of feed, in particular to a feed for calcium supplementation of foxes, raccoon dogs and minks. Background technique [0002] At present, the scale of fox, raccoon and mink breeding in my country is increasing year by year, the market demand potential is huge, and the breeding prospect is very promising. However, many new problems have emerged along with the intensive breeding. Foxes, raccoon dogs, and minks have insufficient calcium intake from a single feed due to the limitation of breeding places, resulting in a lack of calcium, causing many diseases, and having a great impact on the breeding industry. , and currently there is no calcium-supplementing feed suitable for foxes, raccoon dogs, and minks on the market, and the existing calcium-supplementing feeds for cats have the defects of solubility, low calcium content, low absorption, and poor taste. Therefore, the development of a calcium-supplementing feed with g...

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However, many new problems have emerged along with the intensive breeding. Foxes, raccoon dogs, and minks have insufficient calcium intake from a single feed due to the limitation of breeding places, resulting in a lack of calcium, causing many diseases, and having a great impact on the breeding industry. , and currently there is no calcium-supplementing feed suitable for foxes, raccoon dogs, and minks on the market, and the existing calcium-supplementing feeds for cats have the defects of solubility, low calcium content, low absorption, and poor taste. Therefore, the development of a calcium-supplementing feed with good absorption and high bioavailability, which is suitable for foxes, raccoon dogs, and minks, has become a product that everyone expects

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