Pure traditional Chinese medicine formulated product for preventing and treating coccidiosis

Abstract

The invention discloses a purely traditional Chinese agent and making method to prevent and treat chicken coccidiosis, which comprises the following parts: Chinese bulbul, dichroa febrifuga, sweet wormwood, hairy vein agrimony, feizi, areca seed, honeysuckle flower, astragalus root and so on. The making method comprises the following steps: weighing each drug material to add 1. 5 times water to soak; extracting 2h under 95 deg. c; filtering; condensing the filtrate under vacuum to form 1. 2 extract; adding 70% rice husk powder according to the weight of extract; drying. The invention doesn't produce drug tolerance without residuals and side effect to improve the utility of the fodder, which reduces the feeding cost of the chicken to improve the immunity of the chicken and disease resistance and growing speed.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a compound preparation of anticoccidial Chinese herbal medicine for chickens, in particular to a pure Chinese medicine preparation for preventing and treating chicken coccidiosis and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Laying hens are very susceptible to coccidiosis during the brooding stage and broiler chickens throughout the growth period. Chicken coccidiosis is distributed worldwide, which is very harmful to the chicken industry. According to reports, there are seven main species of Eimeria parasitizing in chickens: Eimeria tenella, Eimeria tenella, E. necatrix, E. maxima), E.acervulina, E.Mitis, E.Praecox and E. hagani). Among them, Eimeria tenella parasitizes in the cecum of chickens, and the other six species all parasitize in the small intestines of chickens, and most of them are mixed infections clinically. So far, the prevention and treatment of chicken coccidiosis mainly relies on antibiotic...

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Problems solved by technology

These drugs have played an important role in the prevention and treatment of coccidiosis in chickens, but the generation of coccidiosis drug resistance has been perplexing farmers and veterinary workers. outbreak threat

In addition, due to the drug residues in chicken meat and eggs, the quality and safety of chicken meat and egg products are reduced, which not only affects the competitiveness of foreign trade, but also poses a potential threat to human health. The harm of these drugs is becoming more and more serious. draw human attention