No-antibiotic feed for piglet and preparation process thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses no-antibiotic feed for a piglet. The no-antibiotic feed comprises the following materials: expanded corns, soybean meal, expanded soybeans, flour, whey powder, fish meal, soybean concentrated protein, plasma protein powder, soybean phospholipid, sucrose, glucose, sodium chloride, calcium lactate, calcium dihydrogen phoshate, special enzyme for a baby pig, a detoxication agent, citric acid, sodium butyrate, eucommia bark extract, xylooligosaccharide, lactobacillus, a phagostimulant and compound premix, wherein the phagostimulant contains calcined oyster shell powder, fiveleaf gynostemma herb, lalang grass rhizome, pine needle, denucleated wild jujubes, malic acid, radix glycyrrhizae preparata, royal jelly freeze-dried powder and peony cake meal. The no-antibiotic feed and the preparation process disclosed by the invention have the advantages that by the feed formula, the growth performance and the immunity of the piglet can be obviously improved; and by the mode of proportioned nutrition, the diarrhea and the death rate of the piglet are reduced, the effect of preventing and treating diseases is achieved and the feeding attraction and growth-promoting effects are obvious.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of feed for pigs, in particular to an antibiotic-free piglet feed and a preparation process thereof. Background technique

[0002] Since aureomycin was approved by the US FDA as a feed additive in the 1950s, dozens of antibiotics have been approved as growth promoters for animals, which has largely promoted the intensification of animal husbandry, and brought huge economic benefits. Therefore, in order to improve the economic benefits of livestock and poultry farming, antibiotics in the livestock and poultry industry have been widely used and abused in the production of livestock and poultry feed. However, the long-term use of antibiotic additives in animals has brought many adverse consequences, the most important of which is the resistance of pathogenic microorganisms, that is, the continuous increase in the number and types of resistant bacteria in animals. Bacterial drug resistance will also be tran...