Methods And Compositions For Controlling Parasitic Infections Of Animals
a technology for parasitic infections and compositions, applied in the direction of drug compositions, antiparasitic agents, biocides, etc., can solve the problems of increased mortality, reduced production and performance, and reduced feed conversion efficiency, so as to prevent or reduce the harmful effects of protozoal infection or cecal or liver lesions
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[0019]Anticoccidial efficacy of the compositions of the present invention in poultry was evaluated against a conventional coccidiostat, Salinomycin (60 g / 1000 kg of feed). Three dietary treatments were prepared:[0020]1. Dietary treatment 1: yeast cell wall (1 kg / 1000 kg feed), Yucca preparation (500 g / 1000 kg feed), selenium (0.2 g / 1000 kg feed), and zinc (20 g / 1000 kg feed), included in feed at 1.9 kilograms / 1000 kg feed.[0021]2. Dietary treatment 2: dietary treatment 1 plus 15 g / 1000 kg feed of oregano preparation. The oregano preparation was prepared by steam distillation using methods known in the art to provide an oil, and was added to the dietary treatment as 25 g / 1000 kg feed of a powder comprising 60% oregano oil on a synthetic silica carrier. Dietary treatment 2 was included in the feed at a rate of 1.925 kilograms / 1000 kg feed.[0022]3. Dietary treatment 3: dietary treatment 1 with the Yucca preparation omitted, plus 30 g / ton of oregano preparation as described above, inclu...
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[0029]It was of interest to compare the effects of the compositions of the present invention on a variety of different protozoal parasites. Blackhead is an acute or chronic protozoan disease of fowl, primarily affecting the cecae and liver, caused by Histomonas meleagridis. Symptoms include loss of appetite, increased thirst, drowsiness, and diarrhea.
[0030]A total of 750 1 day old Hubbard Hi-Y broilers were used in this study. Animals were separated into 5 pens (150 birds per pen, day 0 average weight 40 g / broiler chick). Each pen contained 4 water fountains and 4 22 kg capacity feed tubes. Each pen had 2 inches of new wood shaving bedding top dressed with 1 inch of old bedding from a commercial broiler breeder flock, with the exception of a control pen which had 3 inches of new bedding only. The basal feed was a commercial corn-soy based diet. Starter feed was fed from day 0 to 21 of the experiment, and grower feed was fed from day 22 to 42. Diet 1 and diet 2 from Example 1 above w...
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[0043]Cochlosoma anatis is a flagellated protozoan parasite of birds, which is considered a primary source of loss performance and mortality in turkeys. The purpose of this experiment was to compare the effects of the compositions of the present invention to conventional treatments for C. anatis, specifically Histostat (170.3 g / ton of feed) and monensin (72 g / ton of feed) provided as premixes.
[0044]A total of 360 1 day old Hybrid turkey hens were used in this study. Animals were separated into 36 pens (10 birds per pen). With the exception of the unchallenged controls, each pen had 2 inches of new wood shaving bedding top dressed with 1 inch of old bedding from a commercial turkey flock known to have had coccidiosis, to promote industry conditions. The basal feed was a commercial corn-soy based diet (Table 10). Diet 1 and diet 2 from Example 1 above were added to the basal diet as premixes (1.9 kg / ton). All birds and feeds were weighed on days 0, 7, 14, and 21.
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