Feed additive for preventing porcupine from chondropathy

Abstract

The invention provides a feed additive for preventing a porcupine from chondropathy. According to a technical scheme in the invention, 2% of the feed additive is added into daily ration of the porcupine. In terms of 100% of the total mass of the additive, the additive comprises the following raw materials in percentage by mass: 1.5% of composite vitamin, 6.7% of a composite mineral premix, 2% of aChinese herbal medicine feed additive, 3% of choline chloride with a concentration of 50% , 5.5% of lysine, 0.5% of a Jiantikang premix, 30% of stone powder, 26% of calcium hydrophosphate, 2.5% of calcium citrate, 1% of methionine, 0.75% of threonine, 12.5% of edible salt and 8.05% of a carrier. The feed additive disclosed by the invention can meet the requirements of the porcupine for vitamins and minerals required by growth, and is particularly added with substances for nutrition fortification aiming at the nutritional disease chondropathy with relatively high morbidity in porcupine, so theaims of enhancing the disease resistance of the porcupine, preventing chondropathy, improving the growth performance of the porcupine and increasing the economic benefits of breeding are achieved.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of breeding feed, in particular to a feed additive for preventing porcupine ricket disease. Background technique

[0002] Porcupine (hystrix hodgsoni), also known as porcupine and hedgehog, belongs to Mammalia, Rodentia and Porcupineidae in animal taxonomy, and is a rare terrestrial wild animal with high economic value. Porcupine has very high economic value, with meat, medicinal and ornamental value in one. At present, there are more and more artificial breeding of porcupines, but most of the farmers use a single feed or some branches, vegetables, melons and fruits in the breeding process, and the nutritional level does not meet the requirements at all, especially in vitamins and minerals. The severe lack of materials has caused the occurrence of some nutritional diseases, which has seriously affected the survival rate of porcupines, resulting in poor breeding results. Feed additive refers to a small or t...

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