Concentrated material, preparation method and application for rapidly improving the health of pigs' limbs and hooves

Abstract

The invention discloses a concentrated feed for quickly improving the health of pigs' limbs and hooves, which is composed of the following components: calcium-containing compound, compound vitamin, compound mineral element, medicine, phytase, secondary powder and fish meal; Compounds, compound vitamins, compound mineral elements, drugs, phytase, secondary powder and high-quality fish meal are mixed in a certain proportion to form a concentrated feed, which is used for routine treatment of pigs with limb and foot disease and mild symptoms. Feeding the concentrated material in an additional amount can quickly and effectively improve the pig's limb and hoof disease; the invention also discloses the preparation method and application of the concentrated material.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of breeding, and in particular relates to a concentrated material for rapidly improving the health of pigs' limbs and hooves, and also relates to a preparation method and application of the concentrated material. Background technique [0002] In modern intensive pig production, limb and hoof disease in breeding pigs is common and frequently occurs. Mild cases show foot pain and soft feet, and severe cases cannot stand up. In addition to affecting their own health, damage to the limbs and feet of breeding pigs also leads to a decline in reproductive performance, which is the main reason for the elimination of breeding pigs and has brought huge losses to production. In addition to genetic selection, disease, feeding methods, housing structure and season, factors affecting the health of pigs' limbs and hooves also have a greater impact on feed nutrition. In the prior art, Western medicine treatment is usually ...

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Problems solved by technology

In the prior art, Western medicine treatment is usually adopted, but it usually needs more than 3 months of long-term supplementation to see the effect. No matter whether the symptoms are mild or severe, the pigs that have shown limb and hoof symptoms are not obvious because the short-term effect is not obvious. It is not very practical in production, and a simple and fast conditioning method is still needed