Chinese medicinal herb compound feed additive for preventing and treating postpartum hypogalactia of sow

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of feed additives, and particularly relates to a Chinese medicinal herb compound feed additive for preventing and treating the postpartum hypogalactia of a sow. The Chinese medicinal herb compound feed additive for preventing and treating the postpartum hypogalactia of the sow comprises the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 30%-35% of astragalus membranaceus, 10%-15% of poria cocos, 6%-10% of rhizoma cimicifugae dahuricae, 5%-10% of polygala roots, 4%-8% of fructus aurantii, 4%-8% of honeysuckle flower, 4%-6% of L-lysine, 4%-5% of L-valine, 4%-5% of L-threonine, 4%-5% of dicalcium phosphate, 3%-5% of vitamins E, 3%-5% of vitamins C and 3%-4% of vitamins A. The Chinese medicinal herb compound feed additive disclosed by the invention has the advantages of effectively preventing the sow mastitis and birth canal and uterus infection, remitting the postpartum pain, assisting the postpartum recovery, enhancing the sow organism immunity so that the postpartum sow is fast recovered in strength, being conductive to the postpartum food-intake of the sow, preventing and treating the postpartum anorexia and fast recovering the strength and can enable the sow to fast milk postpartum and be sufficient in lactation yield, achieve high survival rate of nascent baby pigs and obviously increase the average weight of ablactated baby pigs.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of feed additives, in particular to a Chinese herbal compound feed additive for preventing postpartum lactation in sows. Background technique [0002] Lactating sow management is the core of pig farm management, and its management level directly affects the production efficiency of the entire pig farm. The first thing to consider in its management is the characteristics of the nutritional needs of lactating sows. In addition to maintaining normal metabolism and growing body tissues, sows also need to lactate to feed piglets. The amount of milk produced and the quality of milk directly affect the weaning weight and survival rate of piglets. , while the milk production and milk composition are mainly determined by the supply of nutrients in the feed. [0003] The most important source of nutrition for newborn piglets is the lactating sow, and the milk production of the sow directly affects the growth and survival of th...

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Problems solved by technology

Researchers have found that there are more than 30 causes of postpartum hypogalactia in sows, but the exact cause has not been fully clarified, and the pathogenesis is still unclear, making it difficult to prevent and control

Some pig farms and individual feed companies prevent and control by adding a large amount of antibiotics to the feed, which poses certain hidden dangers to food safety

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