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  As human medical technology advances, medical treatment has gradually extended from humans to the animal domain. In the field of veterinary medicine, Neomycin sulphate is a commonly used antibiotic drug widely applied in the livestock and poultry farming industry. This article will elaborate on the role of veterinary Neomycin sulphate and its usage precautions. I. Role of Neomycin sulphate Neomycin sulphate is a broad-spectrum antibiotic that effectively inhibits infections caused by both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. Its primary mechanism of action is to inhibit bacterial protein synthesis, thereby achieving antibacterial effects. Additionally, Neomycin sulphate possesses various functions such as antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and bacteriostatic properties. Neomycin sulphate is commonly used in the prevention and treatment of diseases in livestock and poultry, such as bacterial infections in the respiratory, digestive, and urinary reproductive ... Continue reading →

Tilmicosin is a semi-synthetic macrolide antibiotic specifically developed for veterinary use, derived from the hydrolysis product of tylosin. It is used in the form of its phosphate salt. Tilmicosin exhibits potent antibacterial activity and possesses excellent pharmacokinetic properties. Additionally, it has been shown to enhance the immune response in animals. Recent research also suggests that tilmicosin has antiviral properties. Moreover, it shows no cross-resistance with other clinically used antibiotics and has demonstrated significant efficacy in the clinical treatment of various animal diseases. Compared to tylosin, tilmicosin requires lower dosage, has a longer duration of action, causes fewer side effects, and has lower residual levels in the body, making it an economical, safe, and effective antibiotic and growth promoter for livestock and poultry. Antibacterial Activity Tilmicosin phosphate exhibits strong antibacterial activity with a broad spectrum, inhibiting all ... Continue reading →

Doxycycline HCL, also known as Oxytetracycline, is one of the most commonly used drugs in the treatment of pig diseases. Its widespread use in pig disease treatment indicates its unique medicinal value that cannot be replaced by other veterinary drugs. It is often used in combination with Florfenicol, and the efficacy of both drugs is comparable. Introduction to the Characteristics of Doxycycline: Physical characteristics: Doxycycline is a yellow (light yellow) powder with a bitter taste. It is characterized by high antibacterial efficiency, low toxicity, broad antibacterial spectrum, and high and rapid absorption rate. Mechanism of action: Doxycycline is orally absorbed in pigs, enters bacterial cells, acts on the 30S subunit of bacterial ribosomes, interferes with bacterial protein synthesis, inhibits normal growth and reproduction, and exhibits rapid bacteriostatic effects. Comparison of antibacterial strength with other tetracyclines: Doxycycline > Tetracycline > ... Continue reading →

I. Pharmacological Action of Albendazole Albendazole, a benzimidazole derivative, is a broad-spectrum, highly efficient, and low-toxicity anthelmintic drug. It exhibits high efficacy against various nematodes in multiple animals and also has strong expelling effects on certain trematodes and tapeworms. This drug is insoluble in water, highly lipophilic, and more readily absorbed from the digestive tract compared to other drugs of the same class. Its hepatic metabolite, albendazole sulfoxide, possesses anti-parasitic activity. Effective against gastrointestinal nematodes, lungworms, liver flukes, and tapeworms in ruminants, horses, pigs, dogs, and poultry, Albendazole can effectively expel various parasitic worms in animals with mixed infections. It has a strong expelling effect on intestinal nematodes, kidney worms, esophageal worms, roundworms, whipworms, strongyles, and stomach bots in ruminants, as well as roundworms and Ascaridia galli in chickens. It is effective against ... Continue reading →

Florfenicol, also known as fluoroacetamide sulfathiazole or fluorophenylsulfonylmethane, is a broad-spectrum antibiotic belonging to the amphenicol class, specifically designed for animals. It is a monofluorinated derivative of thiamphenicol, highly soluble in dimethylformamide, soluble in methanol, and sparingly soluble or insoluble in water. In light of this, Huizhong Veterinary Medicine has developed a new process for Florfenicol powder, named Pu De Kang, which automatically dissolves in water. Mechanism and Applications Florfenicol exhibits broad-spectrum, high efficiency, low toxicity, excellent absorption, wide distribution in the body, and advantages such as not causing aplastic anemia. It is effective against most Gram-negative bacteria, Gram-positive bacteria, certain mycoplasmas, and strains resistant to chloramphenicol, thiamphenicol, tetracycline, sulfonamides, or ampicillin. Its antibacterial activity surpasses that of chloramphenicol and thiamphenicol. In vitro ... Continue reading →

Threonine was isolated and identified by W.C. Rose in 1935 from fibrin hydrolysate, and has now been shown to be the last essential amino acid to be discovered, it is the second or third limiting amino acid in livestock and poultry, and it has extremely important physiological roles in animals. Such as promoting growth, improving immune function, etc.; Balance the amino acids in the diet, so that the amino acid ratio is closer to the ideal protein, so as to reduce the requirements of livestock and poultry for the protein content in the feed. Lack of threonine can lead to symptoms such as reduced feed intake, stunted growth, reduced feed utilization, and suppressed immune function. In recent years, lysine and methionine synthetics have been widely used in feed, and threonine has gradually become a limiting factor affecting animal performance. 1. Physical and chemical properties of threonine The chemical name of threonine is α-amino-β-hydroxybutyric acid, which is named ... Continue reading →

1、 Introduction to Eucmmia Leaf Extract, a green feed additive 1. Background In recent years, with the increasing attention paid to feed safety and food safety, people have gained a profound understanding of the adverse consequences caused by antibiotic feed additives, and the feed industry has become more cautious and standardized in the use of feed additives. In 2015, after the "strictest" new "Environmental Protection Law" and "Food Safety Law" were successively introduced, issues such as "healthy breeding, food safety", "antibiotic substitution", and "livestock and poultry health in the post antibiotic era" were pushed to the forefront. Dietary products such as "non antibiotic diet", "environmentally friendly diet", and "clean diet" that conform to the development of the times and represent the trend of feed development gradually became mainstream. 2. The traditional definition of green feed ... Continue reading →

What is the use of DL-Methionine in feed? DL-Methionine, also known as methylthioalanine, is an important type of amino acid. Adding DL-methionine to feed can enhance nutritional content and assist animals in rapid growth over a short period. It is also an essential amino acid for ruminant animals, mainly used for protein synthesis. Protein in animal products originates from the protein in feed. DL-Methionine serves as a fortifier and a nutritional additive to balance amino acids in protein feed. Feeds containing DL-methionine can promote the growth of ruminant animals in a short time. Lack of DL-methionine in ruminant animals can lead to poor development, weight loss, weakened liver and kidney function, muscle atrophy, and deteriorated fur. Efficient & Professional Supplier of Feed Additives (arshinefeed.com) Promotion of Growth and Improvement of Productivity: DL-Methionine can synthesize body proteins in animals and quickly convert to cysteine to meet their needs. It provides ... Continue reading →

1. The role of cobalt chloride in pig breeding Cobalt chloride is a trace element that plays an important role in the growth and development of piglets. It promotes the synthesis of vitamin B12 in piglets, which is important for the development and growth of piglets. Piglets need a lot of vitamin B12 during the growing season, and if it is deficient, it can lead to problems such as slow growth, loss of appetite, and decreased immunity. Second, the correct use of cobalt chloride method Proper use of cobalt chloride can help piglets grow faster, but it requires the right amount and how to use it. 1. Cobalt chloride can be added to the feed, preferably to the newborn milk of piglets. However, it is necessary to master the appropriate dosage, which should generally not exceed 0.5mg per kilogram of feed. 2. When feeding piglets, you should master the appropriate feeding amount and feeding frequency, not too much and not too little. 3. Before adding cobalt chloride, it is ... Continue reading →

Bacillus coagulans belongs to the phylum Firmicutes, which is a gram-positive bacterium, facultative anaerobic, and suitable for growth and reproduction in the intestines of livestock and poultry. Bacillus coagulans metabolism mainly produces L-lactic acid, which is the same type of Lactobacillus fermentum, and the metabolites contain a small amount of acetic acid, propionic acid and formic acid at the same time, which has similar intestinal probiotic functions as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteria. Therefore, there is a wide range of applications and great potential in animal husbandry. Improve feed utilization Bacillus coagulans can promote the digestion and absorption of animal feed, thereby improving feed utilization. By adding Bacillus coagulans to animal feed, the balance of intestinal flora of animals can be improved, intestinal function can be enhanced, the absorption efficiency of nutrients in feed can be improved, and waste and environmental pollution can be reduced. ... Continue reading →