Easy-to-process composite premix reliving diarrhea for weaning rabbit

A compound premix and easy-to-process technology, which is applied in animal feed, additional food elements, applications, etc., can solve problems such as affecting feeding of young rabbits, expensive enteric-coated coating, easy resistance to antibiotics, etc., to promote non-specificity Effect of immune system and specific immune system function, increase feed intake and feed conversion rate, and maintain intestinal microecological balance

CN108185148APending Publication Date: 2018-06-22SICHUAN ANIMAL SCI ACAD
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CN · China
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Applications(China)
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Publication Date
2018-06-22

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Abstract

The invention discloses an easy-to-process composite premix relieving diarrhea for a weaning rabbit. The premix is prepared from 150-300 g / kg of prebiotics, 25-50 g / kg of 10% origanum oil powder, 125-250 g / kg of sodium butyrate, 50-100 g / kg of 10% allicin, 15-30 g / kg of antioxidant and the balance carrier. The premix does not contain antibiotics, an enzyme preparation, acidifier and probiotics, drug resistance is not generated, no strict requirements exist for processing conditions such as the temperature, and corrosion cannot be caused to production equipment; aiming at multiple reasons of diarrhea for the weaning rabbit, when the premix with the dose being 0.4% is added in a complete feed for the weaning rabbit, the anti-diarrhea effect is stable and significant, and the caecum microorganism balance can be maintained.
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[0001] The invention belongs to the field of animal feed, and in particular relates to an easy-to-process composite premix for improving diarrhea in weaned rabbits. Background technique

[0002] Rabbit meat is rich in crude protein, phospholipids, lysine, unsaturated fatty acids, etc., and has high digestibility, low cholesterol and fat content, low calories, high nutritional value, and huge market potential. With the increase of market demand, the rabbit breeding industry is also developing continuously. However, compared with artificially raised pigs, sheep or poultry, rabbits, especially weaned pups, are prone to diseases and have a high mortality rate, making it more difficult to breed.

[0003] Diarrhea is the most harmful disease in meat rabbit breeding, and its incidence and mortality are very high. It is more common in young rabbits and young rabbits under the age of 2 months. Among the dead sick rabbits, more than 80% are caused by diarrhea. There ...

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Embodiment 1

[0031] This embodiment improves the compound premix for diarrhea in weaned rabbits. 1kg of the compound premix includes 200g of mannooligosaccharides, 40g of 10% oregano oil, 200g of sodium butyrate, 60g of 10% allicin, and antioxidant ethoxyquinoline 20g, and make up the rest 1kg with zeolite powder. After the above-mentioned components are weighed, they are uniformly mixed according to conventional methods, and the uniformity of the mixing can be less than 5 when the coefficient of variation is less than 5. Add the processed premix to the full price feed of weaned rabbits at 4kg per ton. The full-price feed can be combined with the NRC nutritional standards, the growth and development characteristics of the rabbits and the feed resources in the region to design the basic diet.

Embodiment 2

[0033] This embodiment improves the compound premix for diarrhea in weaned rabbits. 1kg of the compound premix includes 250g of mannooligosaccharides, 30g of 10% oregano oil, 150g of sodium butyrate, 80g of 10% allicin, and antioxidant ethoxyquinoline 20g, and make up the rest 1kg with zeolite powder. The premix was processed according to the method of Example 1. And the processed premix is ​​added to the full price feed of weaned rabbits at 4kg per ton. The full-price feed can be combined with the NRC nutritional standards, the growth and development characteristics of the rabbits and the feed resources in the region to design the basic diet.