Special compound feed for latter fattening period of porcupines

Abstract

The invention discloses special compound feed for a latter fattening period of porcupines. The special compound feed comprises the following raw materials in parts by weight: 55-87 parts of bran coatpowder, 35-52 parts of peanut shell powder, 15-20 parts of refined flour, 10-20 parts of yellow mealworm powder, 7-12 parts of duck intestine powder, 2-6 parts of soybean oil, 4-11 parts of pine needles, 7-13 parts of sweet potato leaves, 12-19 parts of crowndaisy chrysanthemum, 10-15 parts of bengal waterdropwort herb, 5-8 parts of fermented tangerine leaves, 6-10 parts of hawthorn pulp, 7-10 parts of wild chrysanthemum flowers, 2-5 parts of compound vitamins and 3-5 parts of compound trace elements. The special compound feed has the advantages that the raw materials are easy to obtain, and the special compound feed is scientific in formulation and reasonable in nutrition collocation, provides rich proteins, vitamins and amino acids for the growth of the porcupines, prompts digestion, accelerates the growth of the porcupines and shortens the cycle of slaughter. Meanwhile, the feed has the functions of detoxifying, resisting bacteria, reducing the probability of the porcupines gettingsick and improving the immunity of the porcupines.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of porcupine breeding, in particular to a special compound feed for porcupine fattening later stage. Background technique [0002] Porcupines, also known as porcupines, are a group of rodents with spikes that they use as defense against predators. Porcupines come in brown, gray and white. The spines of different porcupine species have different shapes, but all are modified hairs with a layer of keratin on the surface, embedded in the musculature of the skin. Old World porcupines (Porcucidae) have quills in bunches, while New World porcupines (Porcucidae Americana) have quills intermingled with hair. [0003] However, there are still many problems in the breeding process of porcupines. In artificial breeding, some porcupines cannot keep up with their nutrition, their growth rate is slow, and their pregnancy rate is low, their litters are small, their cubs have poor resistance, and they are prone to diseases , The su...

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[0003] However, there are still many problems in the breeding process of porcupines. In artificial breeding, some porcupines cannot keep up with their nutrition, their growth rate is slow, and their pregnancy rate is low, their litters are small, their cubs have poor resistance, and they are prone to diseases , the survival rate of litter feeding is low