Integrated traditional and western medicine snakelet feed and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses an integrated traditional and western medicine snakelet feed and a preparation method thereof. The preparation method of the feed comprises the following four steps: selection of ten raw materials, namely livestock and other animal meat, bran, fish meal, blood powder, cold water, egg liquid, soybean powder, compound vitamin B, oxytetracycline and Chinese herbal medicine liquid; pre-treatment of the raw materials; mixing of the raw materials; and feed formation and storage. According to the integrated traditional and western medicine snakelet feed and the preparation method thereof provided by the invention, antibiotics are not used; by adopting a feeding method of original ecology, western medicines are added while the Chinese herbal medicine components are taken as a feed additive, so that zero pestilence, zero emission and zero drug residues of snakelet breeding are achieved. By combining the demand of snakelets on tolerance of traditional Chinese medicines and incident diseases, the feed has the functions of sterilizing, resisting viruses, preventing diseases and promoting growth, and meanwhile, can improve the nutritional component and the structural proportion, and can supplement deficiency of some nutrients in the feed, so that the nutrients can be fully absorbed, the metabolism of the snakelet is promoted, and the growth of the snakelet is promoted.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal feed preparation, in particular to a baby snake feed combining Chinese and Western medicine and a preparation method thereof. Background technique: [0002] Snake is a wild animal, warm-humid and cold-blooded. Its internal organs have special functions. It is also a carnivorous animal. It has very special habits and cannot speak. One meal can last for 10 days to several months. The indoor ecology of snakes During the breeding process in snake farms, various nutrients need to be obtained from feed. Therefore, snake feed is the material basis for artificial snake breeding. Whether or not enough food can be prepared for snakes is the key to raising snakes well. Whether it is good or not, the key depends on how it is eaten. According to traditional breeding methods, the economic benefits brought by artificial snake breeding have spread to most parts of the country. The supply of snake-based products i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Snake is a wild animal, warm-humid and cold-blooded. Its internal organs have special functions. It is also a carnivorous animal. It has very special habits and cannot speak. One meal can last for 10 days to several months. The indoor ecology of snakes During the breeding process in snake farms, various nutrients need to be obtained from feed. Therefore, snake feed is the material basis for artificial snake breeding. Whether or not enough food can be prepared for snakes is the key to raising snakes well. Whether it is good or not, the key depends on how it is eaten. According to traditional breeding methods, the economic benefits brought by artificial snake breeding have spread to most parts of the country. The supply of snake-based products is in short supply. Because snake products are selling well in the market And the price is high, so raising snakes has a good market development prospect as a way out to get rich. However, snakes are carnivorous animals, and their staple food is frogs, rodents, earthworms and other small animals. Artificial breeding cannot stably provide these living things to Raising snakes, and the economic cost of these living things is high, and the supply of goods is unstable. For snakes, they eat these living things exclusively. If things go on like this, single nutrition, lack of protein, vitamins and minerals will cause low immunity and mortality of snakes High and slow growth, which cannot bring economic benefits to snake farmers, nor social benefits to consumers

[0003] For young snakes born less than 1 year old, their immunity is low, their digestive system is not yet fully developed, their resistance to food-introduced pathogens is poor, and their mortality rate is high, causing economic losses for snake farmers