Fur-bearing animal feed additive

Abstract

The invention relates to a fur-bearing animal feed additive belonging to the technical field of animal feed preparation. According to the fur-bearing animal feed additive, houttuynia cordata, coptis chinensis, radix ophiopogonis, schisandra chinensis, oldenlandia diffusa, glycyrrhiza uralensis, codonopsis pilosula, lindera aggregata kosterm and scutellaria baicalensis are used commonly for moistening lung and promoting body fluid, detoxifying and reducing phlegm, and sterilizing and expelling parasites, so as to effectively prevent reproduction of bacterial parasites, such as in-vivo streptococcus pneumoniae, staphylococcus, pseudomonas aeruginosa and the like which cause pneumonia; pycnonotus sinensis, the radix ophiopogonis, ledebouriella seseloides wolff, lemon leaves, the oldenlandia diffusa, the glycyrrhiza uralensis, fructus aurantii, the codonopsis pilosula, platycodon grandiflorum and the lindera aggregata kosterm are commonly utilized for tonifying spleen and nourishing stomach, removing stagnation and eliminating gaseous distention and enhancing gastrointestinal peristalsis, so as to prevent colon bacillus in the stomach and intestine from being reproduced and effectively prevent diarrhea; the houttuynia cordata, the coptis chinensis, the pycnonotus sinensis, the ledebouriella seseloides wolff, the schisandra chinensis, the oldenlandia diffusa, curculigo orchioides, the scutellaria baicalensis and radix paeoniae rubra are commonly utilized for eliminating dampness and heat, sterilizing and stopping diarrhea and cleaning metabolism garbage and toxins deposited in the body so as to effectively improve the metabolic function and the immunity of a body.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fur animal feed additive and belongs to the technical field of animal feed preparation. Background technique [0002] In recent years, my country's fur animal breeding industry has developed rapidly; especially the breeding of mink, fox and raccoon dogs has reached a certain scale. With the continuous expansion of breeding scale and the increase of breeding density, the probability of infection by pathogenic microorganisms also increases. Among them, pneumonia, diarrhea, and canine distemper are common and frequently-occurring diseases in the fur animal breeding process; the infection is fast, usually concentrated, difficult to treat, and easy to repeat. Because fur animals have been domesticated for a short period of time, they still maintain a certain degree of wildness, and their own resistance to bacteria and viruses is relatively strong, so it is usually difficult to find them in the early stage of the disease; high. ...

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At the same time, some studies have proved that even after injecting self-valued vaccines, the occurrence of diseases cannot be avoided