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What varieties of growth-promoting pharmaceutical feed additives are there?

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At present, domestically common feed additives can be roughly divided by function into nutritional feed additives, general feed additives, and pharmaceutical feed additives. This year, however, the state requires feed production enterprises to stop producing commercial

At present, domestically common feed additives can be roughly divided by function into nutritional feed additives, general feed additives, and pharmaceutical feed additives. This year, however, the state requires feed production enterprises to stop producing commercial feed containing growth-promoting pharmaceutical feed additives. That is, feed additives that individually have or simultaneously have effects such as inhibiting bacteria and preventing disease, deworming, promoting the utilization of feed nutrients, and promoting animal growth and production. So what varieties of growth-promoting pharmaceutical feed additives are there?

1. Narasin premix

Target animals: chickens, pigs

Addition amount: calculated as narasin, for growth promotion: pigs (body weight above 20 kg) 15-30 g.

2. Oxytetracycline calcium premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens, ducks

Addition amount: calculated as oxytetracycline, mixed feeding: per 1 kg complete feed, piglets 0.2-0.3 g; growing-finishing pigs 0.3-0.4 g; chickens, ducks 0.1-0.3 g.

3. Avilamycin premix

Target animals: pigs, broiler chickens

Addition amount: calculated as avilamycin, per 1000 kg complete feed, used to increase the average daily gain and feed conversion rate of pigs and broiler chickens, and to prevent necrotic enteritis in broiler chickens: pigs 0-4 months 20-40 g, 4-6 months 10-20 g; broiler chickens 5-10 g. Auxiliary control of diarrhea in weaned piglets: piglets 40-80 g, for 28 consecutive days.

4. Enramycin premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens

Addition amount: calculated as enramycin, per 1000 kg complete feed, pigs 2.5-20 g; chickens 1-5 g.

5. Kitasamycin premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens

Addition amount: calculated as kitasamycin, per 1000 kg complete feed, pigs 5-50 g; chickens 5-10 g.

6. Methylene salicylic acid bacitracin premix

Target animals: pigs, broiler chickens, meat ducks

Addition amount: calculated as bacitracin, per 1000 kg complete feed, pigs 10-30 g; broiler chickens 5-40 g; meat ducks 5-50 g, with continuous use for meat ducks not exceeding 42 days.

7. Nosiheptide premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens

Addition amount: calculated as nosiheptide, per 1000 kg complete feed, pigs 2.5-20 g; chickens 2.5 g.

8. Bacitracin zinc premix

Target animals: cattle, pigs, poultry

Addition amount: calculated as bacitracin, per 1000 kg complete feed, calves under 3 months of age 10-100 g, 3-6 months of age 4-40 g; pigs under 6 months of age 4-40 g; poultry under 16 weeks of age 4-40 g.

9. Chlortetracycline premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens

Addition amount: calculated as chlortetracycline, per 1000 kg complete feed, piglets 25-75 g; broiler chickens 20-50 g.

10. Flavomycin premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens, beef cattle

Addition amount: calculated as flavomycin, per 1000 kg complete feed, growing-finishing pigs 5.0 g; piglets 20.0-25.0 g; broiler chickens 5.0 g. Beef cattle 30-50 mg/head/day.

11. Virginiamycin premix

Target animals: pigs, chickens

Addition amount: calculated as virginiamycin, per 1000 kg complete feed, pigs 10-25 g; chickens 5-20 g.

12. Quinoetone premix

Target animals: pigs

Addition amount: calculated as quinoetone, per 1000 kg complete feed, pigs 50 g.

The above are the varieties of growth-promoting pharmaceutical feed additives, but starting from January 1, 2020, the product quality standards for all growth-promoting pharmaceutical feed additives except traditional Chinese medicine were abolished, veterinary drug production enterprises stopped production and imported veterinary drug agents stopped importing the relevant veterinary drug products, and the corresponding veterinary drug product approval numbers and imported veterinary drug registration certificates were cancelled at the same time. Relevant veterinary drug products already produced and imported before this may be circulated and used until the end of 2020.

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