Cleaner for precaution against of cow's hoof, manufacturing method thereof, and using method thereof

Abstract

A hoof cleaning agent for prevention of cow's hoof disorders is provided. Specifically, the present invention provides a hoof cleaning agent for prevention of cow's hoof disorders, and use and preparation thereof, which are capable of simultaneously achieving cleaning and sterilizing effects of cow's hooves, thus allowing for sterilization of animal affected hooves under cleaned conditions of thecontaminated area and thereby resulting in early prevention of productivity decrease such as a low milk yield and a low breeding coefficient via prophylaxis of cow's hoof disorders and avoidance of extreme situations such as cow culling, and are also capable of making great contributions to the promotion of cow's health and comfort. For this purpose, the hoof cleaning agent comprises a wash liquid prepared by mixing a solid mixture of tartaric acid, citric acid, zinc sulfate, sodium molybdate and potassium nitrate with water, in order to remove foreign materials from cow's hooves, and a sodium hypochlorite for sterilizing harmful bacteria of cow's hooves from which foreign materials were removed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a hoof cleaning agent for preventing bovine hoof obstruction and its preparation and application. More particularly, the present invention relates to such a hoof cleaning agent for preventing bovine hoof obstruction, and its application and preparation, the hoof cleaning agent is used as a raw material of a hoof cleaning solution in a hoof bath for cattle hooves, and has cleaning Combined function with sterilization. Background technique [0002] Generally, hoofed domestic animals such as Korean native cattle (Hanwoo), dairy cows, etc. suffer from or are susceptible to severe infection due to the invasion and growth of various harmful bacteria and fungi in the open space broadly defined by the bottom wall of the hoof. hoof obstacle. [0003] Due to the large body and heavy weight of Korean native cattle and dairy cows, heavy weight loads are placed on their hooves and legs. Thus, for cattle that typically remain on their fee...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] However, the above-mentioned conventional method of sterilizing animal hooves suffers from problems related to the small amount of sterilizing solution permeating to the target area, thereby incapable of completely removing contaminants from the open space formed by the split-toed hooves of Korean native cows and dairy cows. resulting in insufficient bactericidal effect

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