Feed Chinese herbal medicine capable of preventing stress syndrome

Abstract

The invention discloses a feed Chinese herbal medicine capable of preventing stress syndrome. The feed Chinese herbal medicine comprises the following main raw material components in parts by weight: 30-50 parts of vitamin C, 20-35 parts of medicated leaven, 5-8 parts of Chinese wolfberry, 3-7 parts of radix codonopsitis, 7-12 parts of spina date seeds, 3-9 parts of cinnabar, 1-6 parts of lotus seeds, 1-3 parts of poria cocos, 2-4 parts of araceae, 3-5 parts of tall gastrodis tuber, 1-2 parts of lumbricus and 4-7 parts of cicada shells. Through adoption of the Chinese herbal medicine, phenomena of excessive stress, reduced meat quality and increased weight loss which are caused by sudden stimulation can be remarkably relieved daily, and an important role on relief of finishing pig stress syndrome is played, so that lots of economic benefits are brought to finishing pig breeding industries.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of pig feed, in particular to a Chinese herbal medicine for preventing stress syndrome of feed. Background technique [0002] Stress refers to a systemic stress caused by various stress factors (such as hunger, sudden change in feed, cold, heat, hypoxia, overwork, capture, intensive feeding, changes in living environment, transportation, vaccination, etc.). Sexual non-specific response, which is an adaptive mechanism of biological organisms. In pig production, the growth and development of piglets is the fastest, and the feed utilization efficiency is the highest. If the piglets are raised well and the number of surviving heads is large, the annual production of sows will be high. Piglets weigh more at weaning, the growth rate of fattening pigs will be faster, the fattening period will be shortened, the bale rate will be improved, and the production cost of commercial pigs will be low. Piglet production i...

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Problems solved by technology

Piglet production is often affected by various stress factors, which will cause some allergies and stress symptoms in piglets, such as slow weight gain, indigestion, diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc., and even stunting and death. huge economic loss