Bamboo rat weaning digestion nutrient tablet and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a bamboo rat weaning digestion nutrient tablet and a preparation method thereof, and relates to the technical field of bamboo rat breeding. The bamboo rat weaning digestion nutrient tablet is characterized by comprising the following components: 9-11g of corn flour, 4.5-5.5g of cassava meal, 1.8-2.2g of peanut bran, 4.5-5.5g of whole milk powder, 4.5-5.5g of freshwater fish meal, 4.5-5.5g of glucose, 2-3mg of glutamic acid for storing, 1mg of vitamins, 0.80-1g of wheat germ oil, 0.5-1 piece of rhubarb-soda tablet, 10-15mg of dimethicone and 10-15mg of pepper seeds. The preparation method comprises the following steps: grinding the rhubarb-soda tablet, shelling the pepper seeds, grinding the shelled pepper seeds, and mixing the ground rhubarb-soda tablet and the ground shelled pepper seeds with other raw materials; and heating to 70-80 DEG C for preparing into tablets. Through adoption of the bamboo rat weaning digestion nutrient tablet, nutrient energy can be supplemented for young rats at a weaning period; abdominal distension of young rats is prevented; the resistance of the bamboo rats at the weaning period is enhanced; and in particular, the disease resistance of the young rats at the weaning period in winter is enhanced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of bamboo rat breeding, in particular to a weaning and digestion nutrition tablet for bamboo rats and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Bamboo rat (Rhizomyidae) scientific name bamboo rat, also known as bamboo distiller, awn civet, pig mouse, bamboo civet, bamboo root mouse, winter hair mouse, etc., belongs to the genus Bamboo of the order Rodentia Mammalia. It gets its name because it mainly eats bamboo, and wild species are very precious. Wild bamboo rats live in tropical and subtropical forests, shrubs, and bamboo forests in eastern Africa and southern Asia, as well as under bamboo forests or miscanthus on hillsides south of the Qinling Mountains in China. Feeds on underground stems, roots, shoots and stems of bamboo. It has a large body and a lot of meat, delicious taste, rich nutrition, thick and soft fur, and has high economic value and medicinal value. It has been cultivate...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there are still many problems in the breeding process of bamboo rats. In artificial breeding, the staple food eaten by bamboo rats is mostly coarse grains. Generally, young rats can start to eat some grains and feed and start weaning at the age of one month. Young mice have weak resistance, are prone to enteritis and respiratory diseases, and their nutrition is easy to fail to keep up. The growth rate of young mice during the weaning period is slow, and because the digestion ability of young mice is not strong, the coarse grains eaten can easily lead to indigestion. It leads to the fermentation in the stomach of the young rats with food, which causes the abdominal distension of the young rats, and the teeth of the young rats are in the development stage, so it is easy to cause the young rats not to be hungry and full, and those with severe abdominal distension will lead to the death of the young rats. In addition, most of the artificial feeding They are all raised in captivity, and the bamboo rats do not dig holes. Therefore, when the temperature is too low at night, the young rats are prone to catch cold during the weaning period, and the nutrition cannot keep up, which seriously affects the growth of the bamboo rats.

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