Composition used for preventing and treating ruminant disease of ruminant in perinatal period and fatty liver disease

Abstract

The invention discloses a composition used for preventing and treating ruminant disease of ruminant in perinatal period and fatty liver disease. The composition comprises rumen protected glucose, rumen protected choline and / or rumen bypass protected niacin; the ruminant includes dairy cattle, beef cattle and sheep. By the arrangement, preventing and treating effect of the composition on the ruminant disease of the dairy cattle in the perinatal period and the fatty liver disease can be effectively improved, occurrence of postpartum weight loss is reduced, nonreturn rate is increased, and milk yield is increased.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of preventing and treating perinatal ruminant diseases, in particular to a composition for preventing and treating perinatal ruminant ketosis and fatty liver disease. Background technique [0002] After calving, due to the sharp increase in milk production, the need for energy, especially for glucose, continues to increase, while the rumen-passing carbohydrates provided by the diet for the synthesis of glucose are far from sufficient, resulting in a drop in blood sugar and changes in sugar in the body. The biogenesis mechanism is activated, body protein is used, and body fat is lipolyzed, leading to ketosis or subclinical ketosis and fatty liver disease. [0003] Ketosis is a disorder of sugar and fat metabolism in dairy cows, resulting in the accumulation of large amounts of ketone bodies (including β-hydroxybutyric acid (BHBA), acetoacetate and acetone, mainly β-hydroxybutyric acid) in the blood, which are produced ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0007] At present, ketosis in dairy cows can only be treated by intravenous injection of glucose. Usually, the cows need to be injected continuously for 5 days, which is very inconvenient.

However, there is no effective way to prevent this disease. Adding glucose directly to the diet cannot prevent cow ketosis, because glucose directly added to the diet will be destroyed by rumen microorganisms in the rumen and cannot pass through the rumen.

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