Study of the influence of rigatirin on the biochemical status of lacting cows

Abstract

Phytobiotics are natural preparations or feed additives of plant origin. Essential oils, which are part of phytobiotic complexes, unlike antibiotics, have a selective antimicrobial effect, inhibiting the growth of pathogenic in the gastrointestinal tract, and at the same time create the conditions for the growth of “useful” probiotic microflora. Rigatirin contains as a forming substance a set of sorbents, which are the matrix for plant extracts, ensures their delivery to the animal. In the intestine, ion exchange is carried out, sorption is additionally carried out, and toxic substances are removed from the body. Thanks to the constituents of plant components, the drug has immunostimulat-ing, growth promoting, antimycotic, antimicrobial and adaptogenic properties. The aim of our research was to study the effect of the new phytosorption complex on lactating cows. To study the effect of rigati-rin on the biochemical composition of the blood of experimental animals, two groups of black-motley cows were created, 15 animals in each group. In the experimental group, in addition to the main diet, rigatirin was administered at a dose of 60 g / goal for 60 days. The control group was asked only the diet, without any additives. The main indicators that characterize the functional state of the liver, kidneys and some other organs and organ systems were studied in the blood. Studies have shown that the addition of a phytosorption complex to the diet of lactating cows does not have an adverse effect on the animal organism. Biochemical blood parameters of experimental animals were within physiological values and indicated the intensity of metabolic processes. The development and implementation of phytobiotic drugs in the national economy and veterinary practice is relevant and is a promising area.