WO1997033488A1 - Animal feed supplement - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an animal feed supplement and, more particularly, relates to an animal feed supplement for a monogastric animal for maintaining or enhancing the energy balance of such an animal. That is, the invention allows the animal when it is under heightened energy demands to obtain a flow of metabolic fuels which enables it to maintain a sufficient supply of energy or additionally to enhance a supply of energy, to better meet physiological demands, and to partition that energy for use in bodily processes so that the animal is disposed to meet optimal performance criteria.
- a sow often has a poor appetite, but the appetite improves during the nursing period.
- the limited feed intake at the beginning of lactation results in body weight loss, lower milk production and reduced weight gain of the nursing litter.
- body fat in the form of non- esterified fatty acids
- muscle mass are rapidly mobilized to meet the nutrient demands of milk production. It is this loss which impairs reproductive performance as evident in the increased interval from weaning to rebreeding or remating.
- This body weight loss and consequent energy lag of the sow during early lactation places the survival of the nursing litter at risk and impairs the reproductive capacity of the sow once the litter is weaned.
- Zak et al. found that varying the feed intake of sows during lactation affects the fertility of the sows after weaning (J. Anim. Sci., 75 (1977) pp. 208-216) . Sows fed less at the first part of lactation and sows fed less in the last week of a four week lactation lost more body weight than sows fed to appetite, had an increased weaning to estrus interval and a reduced ovulation rate. Thus, Zak et al. concluded that the differences found in postweaning reproduction were due to the extent and timing of weight loss which results in varying the energy balance in the sows.
- sows tend to eat less with high energy diets including fat compared to lower energy diets without fat, resulting in an increased energy intake despite the lower total feed intake differential.
- the response to high fat diets appears to some extent to depend on the environmental temperature.
- the addition of fat to the animal's diet in hot conditions has an effect because fat has a lower heat increment and produces less body heat, thereby reducing the nutritional energy stress from high temperatures and allowing the animal to eat more.
- complex carbohydrates other than starch have long been an important source of energy. These complex carbohydrates are digested via hindgut macrobial fermentation to produce acetic acid, propionic acid and butyric acid. This digestion process is more important in the adult sow compared to the young pig due to the greater development of the hindgut fermentation capacity. Up to 25% of the energy requirements of the adult sow can be provided from this fermentation. However, fermentation also results in an energy loss to the animal through the generation of carbon dioxide and from the poor utilization of acetate. In particular, acetic acid and butyric acid are oxidized directly to carbon dioxide during fermentation. The heat of fermentation can also raise the pig's body temperature which in hot environments causes a loss of appetite.
- Propionate and other glucose precursors or gluconeogenic compounds have been used as sources of energy for milk production in ruminants, often as a treatment for ketosis which is a disease in dairy cows characterized by reduced milk production and weight loss.
- Propionate and glucose are insulin secretagogues. Higher insulin levels tends to decrease the uptake efficiency of certain glucose precursors such as lactate, alanine, glutamine and glycerol.
- propionate uptake appears not to be inhibited by insulin, so in the presence of propionate, insulin levels favor the conversion of propionate to glucose while other gluconeogenic compounds such as lactate are spared for other uses.
- Ferre, P., et al. disclose that orally feeding fat and injecting gluconeogenic substrates to starved, neonatal rats reverses hypoglycaemia (Am. J. Physiol. 234(2): E129-136) .
- the use of injection makes such a treatment onerous for treating larger animals and large numbers of such animals.
- starved neonatal rats do not have energy stores to mobilize, thus, the complications with treating sows and other monogastric animals are not evident.
- United Kingdom patent application no. 2,102,268 by Nakajima et al. discloses an animal feedstuff in soft granular form which contains 1% to 10% by weight of propylene glycol, 2% to 30% by weight of fatty components consisting of fat and/or oil and 2% to 25% by weight of moisture. This composition results in a soft granular animal feedstuff in which the granules do not tend to collapse readily into powder. Propylene glycol is added to the feedstuff to promote the caking efficiency of the feedstuff.
- a ruminant feed supplement which contains a C 14 - C 22 fatty acid alkaline earth metal salt and a propionate glucogenous ingredient.
- This compound is a rumen bypass animal feed supplement to ensure that the components of the compound are metabolized in the abomasum or small intestine and are not metabolized in the rumen.
- the components of the feed supplements are selected specifically for absorption in the animal's digestive tract and there is no need for the bypass features of such ruminant compositions.
- This feed supplement provides an approach to addressing the energy needs of the animal which positively affects the health of the animal.
- the desired energy requirements during gestation and lactation are addressed by the invention.
- the feed supplement of the invention may be adapted for monogastric animals such as swine, horses, rabbits, mink, chinchillas, dogs, rodents, fowl and preruminants such as calves and lambs.
- the feed supplement for a monogastric animal comprises an effective amount of a gluconeogenic compound and an effective amount of a C 14 - C 22 fatty acid.
- the term "effective" as used herein means any amount that is effective for maintaining or enhancing the energy balance in the animal.
- the feed supplement for a monogastric animal comprises from about 10% to 30% by weight of a gluconeogenic compound.
- the gluconeogenic compound is selected from the group consisting of propionic acid, propionic acid esters, propionic acid salts, propyl esters, propyl alcohol, alanine, asparate, glutamate, serine, lactose, lactate, glycerol, pyruvate, glutamine and mixtures thereof.
- the feed supplement also comprises from about 0% to 5% by weight of propylene glycol, from about 20% to 60% by weight of a C 14 - C 22 fatty acid, with the balance of the supplement being fillers and other such essentially inert substances or food based carriers.
- the feed supplement for a monogastric animal comprises about 10% by weight sodium propionate, about 5% by weight propylene glycol, about 40% by weight choice white grease, and about 45% by weight of a compound selected from the group consisting of dairy by-product, inert mineral, fibre, grain products, flavour enhancer and mixtures thereof.
- the feed supplement for maintaining or enhancing the energy balance of a monogastric animal is administered in a daily dosage amount of about 0.05-0.5% of the body weight of the animal.
- the feed supplement for maintaining or enhancing the energy balance of a monogastric animal is administered in a daily dosage amount of about 10% by weight of the dry matter content of the animal's feed.
- the feed supplement is administered to a monogastric female animal in a daily dosage amount from within 5 to 15 days prior to the scheduled parturition date of the animal and continuing to feed said daily dosage from within 5 to 28 days postpartum.
- Dietary gluconeogenic compounds and sources of long chain fatty acids are combined to facilitate metabolic processes at times when energy demands are high and when animals are under stress.
- Reproductive efficiency is enhanced by nutrient intake and/or energy available for metabolic processes resulting in improving ovulatory processes and reduced time for conception.
- composition of the invention improves the energy status providing substrates for gluconeogenesis.
- composition of the invention produces healthier offspring.
- the nutrient and feed intake immediately postpartum is increased which enhances the overall nutrient intake and/or energy available for the metabolic processes of the animal.
- the feed supplement of the invention is added to the normal feed for a monogastric animal.
- the feed supplement includes a gluconeogenic compound as well as a long chained fatty acid which provides nutrients to a monogastric animal.
- the feed supplement allows for the treatment and/or prevention of lost appetite postpartum, for the production of healthier offspring, improved conception and subsequent reproductive performance and for the maintenance or enhancement of the energy balance of the animal.
- gluconeogenic compounds examples include propionic acid, propionic acid ester, propionic acid salt, propyl ester, propyl alcohol, alanine, aspartate, glutamate, serine or any protein or any other source of amino acids pertinent in energy metabolism, lactose, lactate, glycerol, pyruvate, glutamine and other gluconeogenic compounds which are well known in the art, and propylene glycol.
- Suitable fatty acids are beef and mutton tallow, lard, choice white grease, cotton seed oil, palm seed oil, in addition to other naturally occurring fatty acid oils or oils from genetically altered sources which -e well known in the art, and mixtures thereof, including triglycerides of any of these fatty acids.
- the fatty acids used according to the present invention are straight or branched, unsaturated, unsubstituted or substituted aliphatic mono-carboxylic acids having 14 or more carbon atoms in the molecule (herein referred to generally by the term "fatty acid") , or mixtures of these acids.
- the upper limit on the number of carbons is not critical; however, straight chains containing 14 to 22 carbon atoms are preferred. Branched chain fatty acids and acids containing up to 30 or more carbon units can also be used according to the present invention.
- the feed supplement for a monogastric animal comprises from about 10% to 30% by weight of a gluconeogenic compound.
- the gluconeogenic compound is selected from the group consisting of propionic acid, propionic acid esters, propionic acid salts, propyl ester, propyl alcohol, alanine, aspartate, glutamate, serine, lactose, lactate, glycerol, pyruvate, glutamine and mixtures thereof.
- the feed supplement also comprises from about 0% to 5% by weight of propylene glycol, from about 20% to 60% by weight of a C 14 - C 22 fatty acid with the balance of the supplement being fillers and other essentially inert substances or food based carriers.
- the balance of the feed supplement may be alfalfa, legume hay, grass hay, corn grain, forages, oats, barley, distiller's grain, brewer's grain, soya bean meal, corn seed meal, mineral sources such as calcium carbonate and silicon dioxide, soy hulls and corn cob meal, anti-caking agents and mixtures thereof.
- a flavour enhancer such as anise and others known in the art may also be added.
- the feed supplement comprises about 10% by weight sodium propionate, about 5% by weight propylene glycol (the gluconeogenic compounds) , about 40% by weight choice white grease (the fatty acid source) , and about 45% by weight of a combination of dairy by-product, inert mineral, fibre material, grain products, as noted above, and flavour enhancers.
- the supplement totals a daily dosage amount equal to 2% to 20% by weight to the dry matter content of the animal's feed, and preferably, a daily dosage amount equal to 10% by weight of the dry matter content of the animal's feed.
- the preferred method for feeding the supplement of the invention comprises orally feeding the animal the composition in a daily dosage amount from within 5-15 days prior to the scheduled parturition date of the animal and continuing to feed said daily dosage from within 5 to 28 days postpartum.
- the composition is fed to the animal as a supplement to the animal's feed.
- the daily dosage is preferably 0.05-0.5% of the body weight of the animal depending on the metabolic needs of the animal. For the sow this dosage is about 45 to 681g (0.1 to 1.5 lb.) .
- the daily dosage can be varied throughout the administration period, as needed.
- the monogastric animal may be swine, equine, rabbits, mink, chinchillas, dogs, rodents, fowl and preruminants such as calves and lambs.
- composition of the invention tested comprised 10% by weight sodium propionate, 5% by weight propylene glycol, 40% by weight choice white grease, and 45% by weight of a combination of dairy by-product, inert mineral, fibre material, grain products and flavour enhancers (the "test product") .
- the control was 40% by weight choice white grease and 60% by weight filler which was dairy by-products and grain products.
- the test product and the control were fed beginning day 102 of gestation which was approximately 11 days prior to parturition at a rate ranging from 227 to 568 grams/head/day and this was continued for 21 days postpartum.
- Ten sows were fed the test product and ten sows were fed the control. Each group of sows included an equal number of either primiparous or multiparous (average prior litters: 3.4) sows.
- Table 1 lists the total feed intake per sow in early lactation for day 1 and 2 and for the first week postpartum.
- Table 3 shows the per cent mortality and the weights and gains of the piglets at 21 days of age. The average data from all sows fed the control and sows fed the test product is also shown.
- Table 4 shows the weaning to estrus interval, the number of sows with delayed estrus and reproductive failure. The number of sows which had a weaning to estrus interval of less than eight days is shown and those which had a weaning to estrus interval greater than eight days is shown. The average weaning to estrus interval for the first and second parities is shown as WEI and the number of fetus aborted naturally is shown.
- Table 5 shows the subsequent litter size of the sows fed the control and the sows fed the test product.
- the column entitled “Change” refers to the increase or decrease of litter size as compared to the previous litter of the sows. Sows fed the control had almost the same litter size as the prior litter (-0.14) while sows fed the test product increased the number of pigs born alive by 0.77 compared to the prior litter.
- Last Parity control 10.1 -0.14 4 test product 11.1 0.77 1 the composition of the invention increases the nutrient and feed intake of the sow which leads to a decreased mortality rate in piglets. In particular, nutrient intake during the first week postpartum was increased.
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