Ten kinds of Dietary Feed for Pigs after taking Medicine

1. Mung beans: mung beans can be used as antidotes and antidotes. Pigs should be fasted after taking medicine. 2. Sorghum: sorghum contains tannic acid, which has a strong convergence effect, which is prohibited when pigs take laxatives; in addition, tannic acid can denature iron preparations and cannot be eaten in the treatment of iron deficiency anemia. 3. Soybeans and bean cakes: because soybeans contain minerals such as calcium, magnesium and iron, such as tetracyclines (such as tetracycline, oxytetracycline, etc.), they can form water-insoluble complexes. Reduce the curative effect, so it should be banned. 4. Wheat bran: rich in phosphorus but lack of calcium, bran is prohibited in the treatment of rickets, rickets, osteomalacia, gallstones and other diseases. 5. Malt: malt stings inhibit milk secretion and should be prohibited when using prolactin. 6. Spinach: spinach contains oxalic acid, which forms calcium oxalate precipitation with calcium. When feeding calcareous feeds such as shell powder, eggshell powder and bone powder, you should stop feeding. 7, salt: salt can reduce the efficacy of streptomycin, sodium in salt makes water retention in the body, causing edema. So in the treatment of glomerulonephritis and the use of streptomycin should be limited to stop feeding. 8. Goose feather feed: because goose feather powder has the effect of contraception, it is forbidden to be used during the use of aphrodisiac in sows. 9, stone powder, bone powder: because it contains more calcium, it can reduce the curative effect of oxytetracycline and tetracycline, so during the use of such antibiotics, stone powder and bone powder should be suspended. 10. Cottonseed cake: because of the toxic substance gossypol in cottonseed cake. In addition, cottonseed cake can affect the absorption of vitamin A, so you should limit or stop feeding cottonseed cake when using vitamin An or cod liver oil. -Thank you for sharing. Hl43802960 added the following at 12:33 on 2009-12-18. Thank you for sharing.