Feeding device for breeding cubs

Abstract

The invention discloses a livestock-breeding cub feeding device, and discloses a device capable of extending into a cub mouth, opening the cub throat, and then feeding food. Food can smoothly enter the cub stomach, and the feeding effect is improved. The livestock-breeding cub feeding device is characterized in that a thread is formed in the outer wall of a body cylinder, the body cylinder is sleeved with a limiting baffle, the limiting baffle is of an annular structure, and a thread is formed in the inner side of the limiting baffle, and is engaged with the thread in the outer wall of the body cylinder; a boosting cylinder is arranged in the body cylinder, an annular groove is formed in the inner wall of one end of the boosting cylinder, and a magnet sheet is arranged in the annular groove and connected with the boosting cylinder; a limiting ring is arranged on the inner wall of the boosting cylinder; two discharging openings are formed in the boosting cylinder and located at the lower portion of the limiting ring respectively, inlets of the discharging openings are small, and outlets of the discharging openings are large; a guiding plate is arranged on the inner wall of the boosting cylinder and located at the upper portion of the limiting ring, and is of an annular platy structure; a partition plate is arranged on the outer wall of the boosting cylinder.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a feeding device for livestock cubs, which relates to a device for feeding livestock cubs used in the field of animal husbandry and belongs to the field of livestock breeding. It particularly relates to a device that extends into the cub's mouth, stretches the cub's throat, and then feeds the cub. Background technique [0002] At present, in the animal husbandry industry, livestock such as pigs, cattle and sheep are raised in large quantities to provide the meat, milk and fluff needed for human life. In farms, livestock usually produce a new generation through artificial breeding. Newborn livestock Cubs, such as piglets, calves and lambs, have not yet fully developed their physical functions, have poor physical fitness and resistance, are prone to illness, slow down their growth rate, and even die, which will cause great financial losses to farmers. Loss, in order to reduce losses and increase the survival rate of cubs, cubs w...

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[0002] At present, in the animal husbandry industry, livestock such as pigs, cattle and sheep are raised in large quantities to provide the meat, milk and fluff needed for human life. In farms, livestock usually produce a new generation through artificial breeding. Newborn livestock Cubs, such as piglets, calves and lambs, have not yet fully developed their physical functions, have poor physical fitness and resistance, are prone to illness, slow down their growth rate, and even die, which will cause great financial losses to farmers. Loss, in order to reduce losses and increase the survival rate of cubs, cubs with poor physical function are usually fed artificially to make them grow healthy and fully developed before group feeding. For cubs who lack the ability to eat independently, artificial feeding is usually required Deliver fluid food, nutrients, etc. into the cub's body. The traditional cub feeding method is to insert a syringe into the cub's throat and push the food into its body. When feeding, the cub feels foreign objects in its throat. It usually struggles violently, and the throat is compressed and becomes smaller during the struggle, which hinders the food injection and cannot enter the cub's stomach smoothly. It flows out from the mouth, causing waste and even choking into the cub's trachea, causing the cub to suffer from hypoxia or even death. In some cases, the existing animal husbandry cub feeding device cannot expand and fix the cub's esophagus, which is prone to the above problems, and the use effect is not good

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