Feeding method for prevention and treatment of sow constipation

Abstract

The invention provides a feeding method for prevention and treatment of sow constipation. During the pregnancy period of sows, high-fiber feed ingredients are gradually added in a daily feed of the sows at the ratio of 20-50%, wherein the high-fiber feed ingredients are prepared by mixing beet pulp and alfalfa meal at the ratio of 6:4, and mixing 4-10 parts of the mixed material, 1-2 parts of potato seedlings and 1-2 parts of konjac flour.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of animal husbandry, in particular to a feeding method for preventing and treating constipation in sows. Background technique [0002] Sow gestation and lactation are the key points for high sow production. However, on the one hand, due to the physiological characteristics of pregnant sows and unscientific feeding, constipation in sows is very common in pig farms, which seriously affects the embryonic development of pregnant sows, the birth process and the health of sows. Production brings huge losses. [0003] Although some pig farms have taken some measures to solve the problem of sow constipation, such as increasing electrolytes in feed, or using sugar beet meal and alfalfa powder to increase crude fiber in sow diets, etc., the effects are not obvious, and there is no The problem of constipation in sows has not been fundamentally solved. [0004] Using the technical solution of electrolytes, it is foun...

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Problems solved by technology

However, on the one hand, due to the physiological characteristics of pregnant sows and unscientific feeding, constipation in sows is very common in pig farms, which seriously affects the embryonic development of pregnant sows, the birth process and the health of sows. huge losses in production

[0003] Although some pig farms have taken some measures to solve the problem of sow constipation, such as increasing electrolytes in feed, or using sugar beet meal and alfalfa powder to increase crude fiber in sow diets, etc., the effects are not obvious, and there is no Did not fundamentally solve the problem of sow constipation

[0004] Using the technical solution of electrolytes, it is found in practical application that although some sows have relieved constipation, there are still a considerable number of sows whose constipation has no or basically no obvious relief effect, so the overall control effect is not ideal, and Long-term use of electrolytes will cause electrolyte imbalance and environmental pollution in sows, making the overall sow breeding more complicated and difficult

[0005] The technical scheme of using sugar beet meal and alfalfa powder to increase the crude fiber in the diet of sows is difficult to adjust the ratio of soluble fiber to insoluble fiber due to its small amount. In practice, the effect of this scheme on preventing and treating constipation not obvious