Feed for preventing grass vomiting of mules

Abstract

The present invention discloses a feed for preventing grass vomiting of mules. The feed comprises the following raw materials: sorghum, barley, soybean powder, wheat bran, peanut cake, edible salt, bone meal, shell powder and a natural plant additive for preventing grass vomiting. The natural plant additive comprises the following raw materials: cortex magnoliae officinalis, radix angelicae sinensis, herba asari, pomegranate peels, pepper, semen pharbitidis, liquorice, dried ginger, scorched hawthorn fruits, pericarpium citri reticulatae viride, semen alpiniae katsumadai and cortex cinnamomi.The natural plant additive has effects of warming the stomach and invigorating the spleen and can effectively prevent grass-vomiting symptoms of the mules. The feed also contains the bone meal and shell powder, the calcium source additives from different natural sources are reasonable in calcium and phosphorus ratio, and the feed is also rich in nutrients, and can also effectively prevent calciumdeficiency of the mules and thus prevent the bone-softness type grass-vomiting symptoms.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of livestock feed, in particular to a feed for preventing mules from vomiting grass. Background technique [0002] The horse mule is born of the mating of a male donkey and a female horse. It has a thick head, long ears, and small and narrow hooves. It is more stubborn than a donkey, but more docile than a horse. The mule has a larger body, not only has the load-bearing capacity and resistance capacity of a donkey, but also has the flexibility and running ability of a horse. In terms of feeding, mules can save a lot of forage than horses, and at the same time, they are stronger than horses. They are a kind of labor animals that save food and are often used as transportation and farming tools in remote villages. However, in remote villages, due to limited economic conditions, the places for raising horse mules are usually relatively simple, and it is cold in autumn and winter, and the feed will cool faster i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] There is a long incubation period before the mule spits grass, usually 10-30 days. At this stage, the mule's appetite decreases, the spirit is lethargic, and the carrying capacity is also greatly reduced. The treatment cycle ranges from 3-30 days. The spleen and stomach of horse mules will also be damaged to varying degrees, seriously affecting the utilization value of horse mules

Therefore, the solution is to prevent the mule from vomiting grass, and there is no report on the feed for preventing the mule from vomiting grass