Piglet early-stage care feed

Abstract

Piglet early-stage care feed is disclosed. Raw materials include corn, puffed corn, soybean meal, fermented soybean meal, bran, puffed soybean, soybean oil, sugar, glucose, fish meal, amino acids, organic trace elements, inorganic trace elements, choline chloride, betaine, sodium chloride, calcium carbonate, calcium hydrophosphate, composite vitamins, composite enzymes, phytase resistant to high temperature, quinocetone, calcium oxytetracycline, 4-6 parts of an acidifying agent and kitasamycin. The acidifying agent is used in the feed to adjust acidity-alkalinity balance in intestinal tracts. Antibiotics are combined to resist intestinal bacteria. The feed can also improve the digestion rate and piglet immunity. An amino acid composition is adopted to improve immunologic balance of piglets. An organic trace element composition and zinc oxide are used to improve body immunity and intestinal health of the piglets. A composition of the white sugar, the glucose, monosodium glutamate, and the like is adopted to improve immunity and palatability. Beneficial effects of the method are that palatability is improved, the feed intake is obviously increased, intestinal tract stress is reduced, the diarrhea rate is reduced by about 20%, and the survival rate is increased by about 30%.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of feed, and in particular relates to a feed for early nursery of piglets. Background technique

[0002] The early digestive organs of piglets are underdeveloped, the function of digestive glands is not perfect, and the enzyme system is not well developed. The intestinal physiology of piglets limits the amount of protein and the digestion and absorption of structural proteins, as well as the inhibition and killing effect on bacteria; lack of Innate immunity, easy to get sick. The sow's immune antibody cannot be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta, and the piglet can only obtain maternal antibodies by eating colostrum and produce antibodies by itself as the contact with microorganisms increases. Therefore, overcoming the death of piglets during weaning is the biggest technical obstacle, and the biggest factor affecting the survival rate of piglets in the early stage is intestinal disease. Therefore...