Biochemical blood indices of broiler chickens in the comparative prevention of mycotoxicoses with new mycotoxins adsorbents

Abstract

 Many scientists have established the fact of the destructive effect of the accumulative and synergistic effect of mycotoxins on the body of young farm animals including poultry. Scientists from different countries are developing new and safe mycotoxins adsorbents. We have developed,  tested and patented feed mineral additives sorbents “MeKaSorb” and ‘Belasorb” based on tripoli. The purpose of our research was a comparative  analysis of the mycotoxin adsorbents action in different input rates during experimental work with mathematical modeling on broiler chickens of the  Ross-308 cross. The research work was carried out in the conditions of the VSAVM clinic and Applied Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology Research Institute. Poultry in the main diet were given supplements in the norm of 0.5% -1.5% “MeKaSorb” + 1.5% -
2.5% “Belasorb”. Based on the conducted studies we found that the indices of all experimental groups were within the reference values. However, broiler chickens from experimental groups 2 and 4 had the best indices. In these groups there  was an increase in the level of total protein – by 1.2%, creatinine – by 4.5-4.6 % as well as triglycerides. Optimization of the Ca / P ratio confirms the positive effect of the addition of mycotoxin adsorbents MeKaSorb and Belasorb based on tripoli in the diets for poultry. During the research we noted the active behavior of the poultry which were not aggressive towards the service personnel. A positive effect was also noted when analyzing the broilers live weight reaching at the slaughter age. Based on the totality of the data received we will recommend the use of feed sorbents additives in the intensive industrial  production of poultry products.