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Premix for preventing and treating fatty liver of dairy cattle in perinatal period and related application thereof

A premix and perinatal technology, which is applied in application, medical preparations containing active ingredients, animal feed, etc., can solve problems affecting digestive function, economic loss of dairy cow breeding, milk production, fecundity and immunity of affected cows. In order to achieve the effect of reducing deposition, alleviating the risk of occurrence, and removing free radical oxidation products

Active Publication Date: 2017-10-24
光明牧业有限公司
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Due to liver dysfunction, dairy cows suffering from fatty liver often lead to insufficient bile secretion, which affects digestive function; at the same time, they are also prone to other perinatal diseases, such as retained placenta, production paralysis and endometritis, etc. Milk volume, fecundity and immunity are affected to varying degrees, causing great economic losses to dairy farming

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[0022] The present embodiment is an animal experiment, and the experimental groups are respectively experimental group one (individually adding sodium selenite), experimental group two (individually adding rumen choline), and experimental group three (prevention and treatment of peripartum dairy cow fatty liver of the present invention). premix) and the control group (no rumen choline, no sodium selenite), after the feeding experiment cycle, the body condition, parturition coefficient, lactation performance, blood metabolism indicators and other related data were measured, in order to comprehensively Reaction and comparison The influence of the premix of the present invention for preventing and treating fatty liver of transitional dairy cows on various aspects of transitional dairy cows. The specific experimental steps are as follows:

[0023] Experimental group 1 Add sodium selenite alone

[0024] The premix formula of this group is 996.525kg of zeolite powder, 0.055kg of so...

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The present invention provides a premix for preventing and treating fatty liver of dairy cattle in a perinatal period and a related application thereof. The premix simultaneously contains a certain amount of ruminal choline and selenium, creatively utilizes a combination of the two materials to have a double protection function for liver, groundbreakingly realizes a synergic effect of the two materials added in the premix at the same time, is prefect in liver protection, antioxidant and lactating performances of the dairy cattle in the perinatal period, and realizes an one-plus-one-is-greater-than-two effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal husbandry production, in particular to a premix for preventing and treating fatty liver of dairy cows in the perinatal period and related applications thereof. Background technique [0002] The peripartum period of dairy cows generally refers to the period from 3 weeks before delivery (peripartum) to 3 weeks after delivery (peripartum). During this period, dairy cows have to go through a series of complicated physiological processes such as pregnancy, childbirth, and lactation, and the nutrition and endocrine function of the body have undergone great changes, resulting in a decline in the immunity of dairy cows, so the resistance to diseases is also greatly reduced. In the late pregnancy of dairy cows, the rapid growth and development of the fetus, a large amount of energy consumption during childbirth, and a rapid increase in milk production at the beginning of lactation make the demand for energy...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A23K50/10A23K20/105A23K20/174A23K20/20A23K20/28A61K31/14A61K33/04A61P1/16
CPCA23K20/105A23K20/174A23K20/28A23K20/30A23K50/10A61K31/14A61K33/04A61K2300/00
Inventor 叶耿坪唐新仁刘光磊苏衍菁王文丹田帅
Owner 光明牧业有限公司
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