Effects of Chinese herbal medicine feed additives on diarrhea and growth performance of weanling piglets
Kuang Sheng-yao
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Kuang Sheng-yao
Abstract
Seventy-two weanling piglets were randomly assigned to 3 treatments.Two kinds of 0.50% Chinese herbal medicine feed additives were added to piglets' diets respectively.Compared with the control group,the diarrhea rate of trial groups decreased by 77.11% and 70.54% respectively,the average daily gain increased by 10.06%(P0.05) and 6.69% respectively,in addition,the feed efficiency increased by 14.88%(P0.05) and 9.04%(P0.05) respectively.
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Seventy-two weanling piglets were randomly assigned to 3 treatments.Two kinds of 0.50% Chinese herbal medicine feed additives were added to piglets' diets respectively.Compared with the control group,the diarrhea rate of trial groups decreased by 77.11% and 70.54% respectively,the average daily gain increased by 10.06%(P0.05) and 6.69% respectively,in addition,the feed efficiency increased by 14.88%(P0.05) and 9.04%(P0.05) respectively.
Key concepts: Weanling, Diarrhea, Animal science, Medicine, Traditional medicine, Feed conversion ratio, Feed additive, Biology