Evaluation of the effect of the drug biologically active oxidative peat on biochemical blood parameters of broiler chickens

Abstract

The result of years of uncontrolled use of feed antibiotics in poultry industry has become widespread gastrointestinal diseases. These and other reasons have led to the need to create new non-dangerous drugs that aim to improve the internal environment of the intestine and increase the stability of the walls of the intestinal mucosa. Restoration of intestinal biocenosis by feeding drugs with live beneficial microorganisms, called probiotics, allows you to restore and maintain normal digestion. This drug in our study is PBAOT. The drug is a biologically active oxidative peat (PBAOT) obtained by special processing of peat with subsequent separation of a solid precipitate. The drug is a dark brown liquid with a specific smell. PBAOT activates the immune system of animals (BASK, LASK, phagocytosis, T and B - lymphocytes, OB, Ig, erythrocytes, Hg, neutrophils), leads to the fact that the body can better resist the appearance of gastrointestinal diseases, as well as respiratory diseases, has a positive effect on the normalization of digestive and biochemical processes occurring in the body of the animal, has an enveloping effect. For our study at the daily age was formed 3 groups of birds in the amount of 2000 heads (1 control and 3 experimental) for five hundred heads in each broiler chickens cross "Cobb-500". In the study of biochemical parameters of blood chickens (table 1) found a significant effect of the drug on the metabolic processes in young birds in the age dynamics. The optimal dose PBAT 1.0 ml/head daily until the end of the cultivation period helps to normalize the metabolism.