Nutritional cream for pet dogs with renal failure and preparation method of nutritional cream

Abstract

The invention provides a nutritional cream for pet dogs with renal failure and a preparation method of the nutritional cream, and relates to the technical field of animal feeding. The nutritional cream for pet dogs with renal failure provided by the present invention is composed of the following raw materials in parts by weight: 10-20 parts of gluten meal, 10-30 parts of inulin, 2-5 parts of beta-hydroxy-beta-calcium methyl butyrate, 20-30 parts of zeolite, 2-4 parts of leucine, 30-50 parts of egg white, 50-70 parts of chicken, 50-70 parts of lotus root starch, 10-20 parts of corn germ oil, 50-80 parts of corn flour, and 0.3-1 part of preservative. The preparation method is to prepare a homogenate, conduct pulverizing, filtering, and stirring into a paste. According to the present invention, uremic toxins such as urea nitrogen, creatinine, inorganic phosphorus, indophenol sulfate, etc., can be reduced, the symptoms of renal failure can be alleviated, residual renal function can be protected, the disease condition can be stabilized, and the life quality of CRF pet dogs can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a nutritional ointment for pets, in particular to a nutritional ointment for pet dogs with kidney failure. Background technique [0002] Chronic renal failure (CRF) can cause the accumulation of small molecule urea toxins in the body, and then cause extensive damage to various systems of the body, and has become a chronic killer that seriously harms middle-aged and elderly dogs. At present, peritoneal dialysis is commonly used for treatment, but there are disadvantages such as high price and low clearance rate of protein-bound toxins. Glande found that dogs with bilateral nephrectomy can clear blood urea nitrogen from the intestinal tract, and Pendleton's further research proved that the intestinal mucosa can clear blood urea nitrogen, creatinine and some other nitrogen metabolites. path. However, a large number of studies have shown that as these small molecule urea toxins enter the intestinal tract, they can cause changes i...

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However, a large number of studies have also shown that as these small molecule urea toxins enter the intestinal tract, they can cause changes in the type or quantity of intestinal microflora, and this change will not only lead to enhanced enterohepatic circulation of urea nitrogen in the body, reduce toxin clearance, but also increase The production and accumulation of gut-derived uremic toxins further aggravate the development of CRF

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