Effects of feeding eubiotics as antibiotic substitutes on growth performance, intestinal histomorphology and microbiology of broilers

Murshed, Mutee; Abudabos, Alaeldein M.; Qaid, Mohammed M.

doi:10.1080/1828051x.2023.2290192

Italian Journal of Animal Science

2023

DOI: 10.1080/1828051x.2023.2290192

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Effects of feeding eubiotics as antibiotic substitutes on growth performance, intestinal histomorphology and microbiology of broilers

Mutee Murshed,

Alaeldein M. Abudabos,

Mohammed M. Qaid

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Effects of three different strains of Bacillus -based probiotics and Saccharomyces cerevisiae -based prebiotic on performance, egg components and gene expression of laying hens during phase II of production

Almalamh,

Aljumaah,

Alharthi

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Productive qualities of young quails with the use of fennel oil (Foeniculum vulgare) in compound feed

Kholiavska,

Umanets

2024

Animal Science and Food Technology

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Due to the emergence of antibiotic resistance of microorganisms, it is important to study the effectiveness of phytobiotics in poultry feeding. The aim of the study was to identify the ideal dosage of fennel oil (Foeniculum vulgare) for feeding meat quail. To conduct the study, 4 groups of quails of day-old age were formed, 100 birds each. The first group consumed basic compound feed and was therefore a control group. In the mixed feed of experimental group 2, 0.1% of vegetable oil was replaced with fennel oil, in experimental groups 3 and 4 – 0.2% and 0.3%, respectively. The average daily gains during the growing period were the largest in experimental group 4 – 0.46 g or 7.07% more than the control group. The advantage over the control of quails in experimental group 3 was 0.43 g or 6.61%, and in experimental group 2 – 0.34 g or 5.22%. Throughout the experiment, birds in the experimental groups consumed 2.41-4.49% more feed compared to the control group. However, the feed cost per kilogram of body weight gain was 5.04- 6.97% lower than in the control group. Quails in experimental group 2 showed an advantage over the control group, with breast muscle weight higher by 2.5 g (5.22%) and leg muscle weight by 1.1 g (3.74%). The birds of experimental group 3 were ahead of the control in terms of breast muscle weight by 3.5 g or 7.31%, and leg muscles – by 1.5 g or 5.10%. Quails in experimental group 4 surpassed the control group, showing a 3.9 g (8.14%) increase in breast muscle weight and a 1.9 g (6.46%) increase in leg muscle weight. Thus, the introduction of fennel oil in a dose of 0.1- 0.3% into the composition of quail compound feed allows improving growth and achieving better productivity indicators

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Effects of feeding eubiotics as antibiotic substitutes on growth performance, intestinal histomorphology and microbiology of broilers

Cited by 2 publications

References 59 publications

Effects of three different strains of Bacillus -based probiotics and Saccharomyces cerevisiae -based prebiotic on performance, egg components and gene expression of laying hens during phase II of production

Effects of three different strains of Bacillus -based probiotics and Saccharomyces cerevisiae -based prebiotic on performance, egg components and gene expression of laying hens during phase II of production

Productive qualities of young quails with the use of fennel oil (Foeniculum vulgare) in compound feed

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