Influence of the new phytosorption complex on the organism of the young mink

Abstract

To study the effect of the new phytosorption complex on the organism of young minks two groups were created each with 20 heads. Young animals in the 40-day-old age planted two individuals in each cage.The experimental group in addition to the total diet was administered a phytosorption complex at a dose of 2 g/head. Animals of the control group received a common diet without additives. The drug was prescribed daily for 116 days. Before and at the end of the experiment, massometry was performed to assess the development of the young mink. Throughout the experiment, a clinical examination of animals was conducted, where the general condition was noted: feed intake and appetite, reaction to stimuli, the color of visible mucous membranes, thecondition of hair. At the end of the studies, a fecal analysis of the fecal masses was carried out, with seeding on the MPA and Endo medium. To assess the functional state of the mink, a hematological analysis was performed. To study of the new phytosorption complex have proved its safety and effectiveness for young minks. Adding the drug to the total diet, during 116 days, promoted growth, increased energy metabolism, digestibility of feed and increased natural resistance. The results of coprological studies have shown the antimicrobial activity of the phytosorption complex, which contributes to reducing the toxic load on the animal organism.