Feed special for black local pigs, capable of improving diarrhea resistance of Huai piglets

Abstract

The invention discloses a feed special for black local pigs, capable of improving diarrhea resistance of Huai piglets. Common andrographis herbs have the effects in the aspects of allaying a fever and detoxifying, cooling the blood for subsiding a swelling, and treating acute bacillary dysentery and the like. The feed disclosed by the invention utilizes the pharmacological effect of the common andrographis herbs to prevent piglets from having diarrhea. Montmorillonite powder has the effects of fixing and inhibiting toxins generated in digestive tracts, covering digestive tract mucosas, and repairing and improving the defensive function of a mucosal barrier on attack factors. The common andrographis herbs are mashed to obtain pulp, the pulp and the montmorillonite powder are mixed, then compound microbial agents are subjected to inoculation and fermentation so that an additive is formed, and the additive is added into a base material in proportion so that the cost of the feed is reduced. The feed disclosed by the invention is reasonable in compatibility, high in nutrition contents and high in biological activity, has nutritive and medicinal dual value, and is capable of enhancing the immunity of the piglets, reducing irritability, promoting the development of intestinal tracts, improving digestion and absorption capacity of the piglets, significantly reducing the diarrhea rate of the piglets, improving the anti-diarrhea capacity, promoting the growth of the piglets and accelerating weight increment.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of pig feed, in particular to a special feed for black soil pigs which can improve the diarrhea resistance of Huai pig piglets. Background technique [0002] In recent years, neonatal piglet diarrhea is very common in my country, which seriously threatens the healthy development of the pig industry. The etiology of the disease is relatively complex, often manifested as multi-factor interaction, and cross-infection, which is characterized by rapid onset and death. The rate is high, and clinical diagnosis and prevention are difficult, which cause serious economic losses. The causes of diarrhea in newborn piglets include bacterial diarrhea, viral diarrhea, parasitic diarrhea and other causes of diarrhea in newborn piglets. Among them, the first three are caused by bacteria, various viruses and parasites. Do active prevention and drug treatment. When the sow mother itself is infected with pathogenic microorganis...

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[0002] In recent years, neonatal piglet diarrhea is very common in my country, which seriously threatens the healthy development of the pig industry. The etiology of the disease is relatively complex, often manifested as multi-factor interaction, and cross-infection, which is characterized by rapid onset and death. The rate is high, clinical diagnosis and prevention are difficult, which cause serious economic losses

The causes of diarrhea in newborn piglets include bacterial diarrhea, viral diarrhea, parasitic diarrhea and other causes of diarrhea in newborn piglets. Among them, the first three are caused by bacteria, various viruses and parasites. Do active prevention and drug treatment. When the sow mother itself is infected with pathogenic microorganisms, the milk production is insufficient, and the level of maternal antibody is low, it will cause diarrhea in newborn piglets. Therefore, nutrition should be strengthened during pregnancy to improve the resistance of newborn piglets. The physique of piglets can improve resistance; some newborn piglets have insufficient development of gastric glands, resulting in low secretion of gastric acid, which cannot effectively kill and inhibit invading pathogenic microorganisms, leading to dysfunction of the digestive system, resulting in diarrhea; in addition External factors also have a great impact on newborn piglets, such as sudden changes in temperature, cold and humidity, changes in breast milk and sudden changes in feed can also induce and aggravate diarrhea in newborn piglets