Special feed additive for grown-up rex rabbits at age of above 90 days

Abstract

The invention relates to a special feed additive for grown-up rex rabbits at the age of above 90 days. The special feed additive consists of the following components in percentage by weight: 12-18 percent of hawthorn, 5-8 percent of medicated leaven, 5-7 percent of cyrtomium fortunei, 3-5 percent of albizia flower, 3-6 percent of cacumen biotae, 5-9 percent of white paeony root, 5-10 percent of chrysanthemum, 7-10 percent of ginseng stems and leaves, 3-8 percent of folium artemisiae argyi, 20-30 percent of pine needle and the balance of a carrier. By virtue of the special feed additive for the grown-up rex rabbits at the age of above 90 days, the economic benefit of rex rabbit breeding can be remarkably improved; the group parasite (mainly coccidium), bacterium or virus infection of the grown-up rex rabbits at the age of above 90 days can be remarkably alleviated, and thus the survival rate of the rex rabbits increases by 5-7 percent; and the growth of the rex rabbits can be effectively promoted, and the average daily gain of the rex rabbits increases by about 8-11 percent.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of feed additives, and relates to a feed additive for rex rabbits, in particular to a special feed additive for adult rex rabbits over 90 days old. Background technique [0002] Rex rabbit, scientific name Rex Rabbit (Rex Rabbit), is an edible and decorative leather animal native to France. Rex rabbits have a well-proportioned body shape, with fleshy whiskers under the cheeks, long and erect ears, thin and curly eyebrows, fine, thick, short and flat fur, and a smooth and eye-catching appearance. The coat feels cool to the touch, because its fur resembles a precious fur animal. Otter, so it is called Rex Rabbit. Rex rabbit meat is superior to chicken, beef, mutton and other meats due to its tenderness, high protein, low cholesterol, and low uric acid. Breeding value is high. Rex rabbits are widely distributed and can be found almost all over the world, but the amount of breeding is very small, and the feeding requir...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, in the process of large-scale breeding, in order to avoid parasite infection including coccidia, a certain amount of anticoccidiostats, such as chlorobenzene arc, etc., are usually added to the feed, and in order to promote its growth and obtain good fur, A certain amount of hormone substances will be added to the feed. However, the addition of the above-mentioned substances is often not standardized, and as the rex rabbit grows, the above-mentioned substances are often accumulated in the muscle, fat and organs of the rex rabbit, directly affecting food safety. In addition, the long-term accumulation of the above substances will cause a certain loss to the organs of the Rex Rabbit, such as the liver, and will also affect the endocrine of the Rex Rabbit, which will lead to a decline in the value of the Rex Rabbit's meat and skin commodities

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