KR100711056B1 - A pet dog feed additives comprising Chinese medicine for diet - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a pet dog food additive for diet using the herbal medicine, more specifically, 10% by weight of yulmu, 10% by weight of larvae, 10% by weight of goji berry, 10% by weight of Gojija, 10% by weight of sperm sujiku Herbal medicine and chicken oil containing 5% by weight, Angelica 5%, Cheongung 5%, Licorice 5%, Baekbokyeong 5%, Kelp 5%, Cornus 5% and Garcinia cambogia 1: 7 It relates to a pet food additive for a diet prepared by mixing in a weight ratio of 11 to.

In addition, the present invention relates to a pet food composition for a diet is added so that the feed additive in a pet food for a total weight ratio of 9: 1.

Dog food according to the present invention is effective in reducing the weight and body fat rate of the dog can be used to improve the obesity symptoms of the dog.

Yulmu, tofu, lettuce, goji berry, sukjijihwang, gyogapi, green tea, donkey, cheongung, licorice, baekbokyeong, kelp, cornus, garcinia cambogia, feed, pet dog

Description

A pet dog feed additives comprising Chinese medicine for diet}

1 is a process chart of the method for producing a pet food additive for pets of the present invention.

The present invention relates to feed additives including herbal medicines such as yulmu, tofu, lettuce, goji berry, sukjijihwang, prickly pear, green tea, donkey, cheonggung, licorice, baekbokyeong, kelp, cornus and garcinia cambogia, and chicken oil, and also the feed additive It relates to a diet for a pet dog food added.

Due to rapid competitive growth, the domestic pet dog population reaches 5 million people, and the number of pet dogs has increased by 100,000 to 200,000 a year, reaching 3.3 million as of 2005. In addition, the number of pet-related obesity-related treatment and counseling is increasing by 30% every year.

Conventionally, in order to improve the obesity symptoms of dogs, exercise therapy to increase the amount of exercise, low calorie, low-fat diet using the diet or exercise therapy and diet in combination with the method to improve the dog's obesity symptoms.

However, in the case of exercise therapy, dogs should be exercised regularly and regularly, so the dog owner's practical will is an important factor. In addition, even when using low-calorie and low-fat foods, it is important to feed dogs regularly and regularly so that the dog owner's willingness to practice is important. It should be said that the diet by improving the amount of low-calorie, low-fat foods in the right amount to improve obesity symptoms by diet.

Therefore, exercise therapy is likely to fail due to psychological factors such as the pet dog's practical will, and in the case of diet, low-calorie, low-fat food intake is largely affected by psychological factors such as the pet dog's practical will. It is likely to do.

Therefore, in order to prevent the failure of exercise therapy and diet due to these psychological factors, it is urgently needed to have a low calorie and low fat intake and convenience, and to have a body fat reduction effect.

On the other hand, Yulmu (Coix lachryma-jobi var. Mayuen) is a perennial herb belonging to the genus of rice and yeolmu, and it is called yulmu rice (薏苡仁) to prescribe tonic, diuretic, etc. in oriental medicine and to remove warts with folk medicine. It is said that it is effective

Eucommia ulmoides is a dried bark of rosewood and deciduous arborescents, also known as halibut, which is used as a tonic, arthritis and rheumatism painkiller.

Mulberry leaves are the leaves of the mulberry (Morus alba L.) belonging to the mulberry family and are used for the treatment of colds, eye diseases, hypertension, etc. as antipyretic, antitussive, anti-inflammatory agents.

Lycii Fructus is the fruit of Lycium chinense Mill, and is used for nourishing tonic, stem cell proliferation, etc.

Sukjihwang (Rehmanniae Radix Preparata) is the root of Rehmannia glutinosa var.Purpurea, which is used for nourishing tonic, hypoglycemic, cardiac, and diuretic.

Acanthopanax senticosus belongs to the family Arboraceae, and is used for helpless symptoms, appetite enhancement, kidney function, sedation, and immune function.

Green tea (綠 茶) is processed to prevent the fermentation of the leaves of the tea (Thea sinensis L.), has an antioxidant effect, anti-cancer and heart disease effects, inflammation removal and is known to have high calorie consumption rate,

Angelica Gigantis Radix is the root of Angelica gigas Nakai, which promotes protein synthesis and coronary blood flow and stimulates red blood cell production, which is used for anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antioxidant and liver function protection. ,

Cnidium officinale Makino (Cnidium officinale Makino) is a root of perennial herb that belongs to the mountain and horticulture. It has soothing, analgesic and tonic effect. It relieves neo-blood and relieves congestion.

Licorice (Glycyrrhiza gabra Linne), Manchurian licorice (Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fischer) of the legume (Leguminosae), and the roots and gourds of the same plants are removed as it is, or anti-inflammatory, anti-inflammatory, It is used to increase immune function, non-false weakness, liver protection,

Baekbokryeong (Hoelen) is a herbal medicine that is dried on the roots of Bakryeong bacteria that are parasitic in the roots of Poria cocos Wolf. It is effective in tonic, diuresis and soothing, and is used for kidney disease and cystitis urethritis.

Laminaria japonica is a seaweed belonging to the brown seaweed kelp family, and contains mannitol known as mineral and sweet ingredient such as iodine, potassium and calcium, and laminin, a basic amino acid that lowers blood pressure.

Cornus officinalis (Cornus officinalis) is a fruit of Cornus officinalis, a species of caterpillar dogwood and deciduous arborescent, effective as a tonic and astringent.

Garcinia Canbogia is a substance extracted from the dried fruit bark of a tree in South Asia, known to interfere with lipid metabolism in the body and convert it into glycogen for energy.

The inventors of the present invention, while studying the feed that has the effect of reducing body fat composition such as Yulmu, tofu, upper leaf, wolfberry, Sukjihwang, googapi, green tea, Angelica, Cheongung, licorice, Baekbokyeong, kelp, cornus and garcinia cambogia It was found to be effective and its effect lasted for a long time. The herbal medicine is made into fine powder and then mixed with chicken oil to be easily ingested for pet dogs when mixed with the existing feed and the proper ratio, thus reducing and preventing the length of the dog The present invention has been completed.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to improve the obesity symptoms of pet dogs by reducing body fat using herbal medicines, and to provide a pet food additive that is easy to ingest.

In addition, an object of the present invention is to improve the obesity symptoms of pet dogs by reducing the body fat by adding a feed additive using a herbal medicine and to provide a diet for pet dogs easy to eat.

The present invention is 10% by weight, 10% by weight of larvae, 10% by weight of upper leaves, 10% by weight of goji berry, 10% by weight of succulent sulfur, 10% by weight of thorny skin, 5% by weight of green tea, 5% by weight of Angelica, 5% by weight of cheonggung, licorice 5 After washing, cutting and drying by weight, 5% by weight of Baekbokryeong, 5% by weight of kelp, 5% by weight of cornus oil and 5% by weight of garcinia cambogia, roasted, mixed with each other, and pulverized the roasted Chinese herbal medicine, It provides a method for producing a feed additive to be mixed in a weight ratio of 7 to 11.

In addition, the present invention relates to a pet food additive for diet using a herbal medicine, more specifically, 10% by weight, 10% by weight of larvae, 10% by weight of lettuce leaves, 10% by weight of goji berry, 10% by weight of sucrose and 10% by weight %, Green tea 5%, Angelica 5%, Cheongung 5%, Licorice 5%, Baekbokyeong 5%, Kelp 5%, Cornus 5% and Garcinia cambogia 5% 1: A feed additive mixed at a weight ratio of 7 to 11 is provided.

The method of preparing a pet food additive for a pet includes a cutting process, a drying process, a roasting process, a mixing process 1, a grinding process, and a mixing process 2, wherein the cutting process selects and washes herbal medicines and cuts them into sizes of 1 to 2 cm, respectively. The drying process is a process of drying the cut Chinese medicine in advance by using a dryer for 4 to 5 hours at 65 ° C, and the roasting process is a step of roasting the dried Chinese medicine in a stir-fryer for 20 to 40 minutes, and mixing process 1 Silver is a process of mixing the roasted herbal medicine, the grinding step is a step of grinding the prepared raw material in a fine powder state, mixing step 2 is a step of mixing the herbal medicine and chicken oil in a fine powder state.

On the other hand, in the present invention, the composition ratio of the herbal medicine can be added or subtracted within the usual range, and in the above process, the drying step is to prevent the pest removal of the herbal medicine and the destruction of the components of the herbal medicine, and the grinding step is unique to the herbal medicine. Eliminates the smell of about 30 to 50%, the mixture of chicken oil is to completely eliminate the smell of the unique herbal medicine.

In addition, by mixing the feed additives in the existing feed can be used as a pet food for the diet, the feed additives and the existing feed is mixed in a weight ratio of 1: 9 (mixing process 3) to prepare it again as a powder, kneaded and compressed After cutting the dog to a size of 1cm, which is suitable for use as a feed, it is possible to prepare a dog food including a herbal medicine that can improve obesity symptoms.

On the other hand, the mixing of the feed additive and the conventional feed in the weight ratio of 1: 9 in the mixing process of the present invention is because it is difficult to supply the essential nutrients necessary for the improvement of obesity symptoms only with herbal medicine.

Conventional feed can be used to feed the dogs for everyday use, for example, corn grains, shelled barley, domestic brown rice, soybean hulls, domestic soybean meal, separated soy protein, chicken meat, chicken liver, whole chicken, egg yolk Powder, beet pulp, dietary fiber, flaxseed, animal fat, vitamin premix, mineral premix, and other premixed foods can be used, and commercial ANF feeds (chicken meat powder, brown rice, Raw chicken, oats, chicken oil, sugar beet, linseed, chicken cartilage, alfalfa, egg powder, lean meat powder, dried carrot, dried dashima, yukashidi gera extract, dried blueberry, mint, dried tomato, rosemary, dandelion, lactose A feed formulated with a Bacillus asidophilus fermentation product, a Streptococcuscisium fermentation product, an Aspergillus olise fermentation product, etc., manufactured by ANF) can also be used.

The recommended daily dose of pet food prepared as described above is shown in Table 1, and it is preferable to divide the feed into two to four times a day.

The pet dog food prepared as described above contains chicken oil to remove the smell of the medicinal herbs and can be easily ingested so that dogs showing obesity symptoms can be easily ingested and have an effect of improving obesity symptoms.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail, but these examples do not limit the scope of the present invention.

Example 1 Preparation of Feed Additives

According to the process of Figure 1 was prepared as follows.

According to the ingredient ratios of Table 2 below, the selected daikon radish, larvae, upper leaves, goji berry, Sukjihwang, thorny ogapi, green tea, donkey, cheonggung, licorice, baekbokyeong, kelp, cornus and garcinia cambogia are washed and cut into 1cm size each. The prepared herbal medicines are pre-regulated, dried at 65 ° C. for 4 hours using a dryer, and then roasted for 30 minutes in a fryer. After mixing the roasted herbal medicine (mixing process 1) and pulverized to fine powder, the herbal medicine and chicken oil of the fine powder was mixed (mixing process 2) in a weight ratio of 1: 9 to prepare a dog feed additive containing the herbal medicine.

Example 2 Preparation of Dog Food Containing Medicinal Herbs

According to the process of Figure 1 was prepared as follows.

The feed additive prepared in Example 1 and the conventional feed in the form of powder (ANF Holistic 1.5kg, manufactured by ANF) were mixed for 6 minutes in a mixer at a weight ratio of 1: 9 (mixing process 3) and compressed to cut into 1 cm size. To prepare a dog food containing a herbal medicine.

Example 3 Preparation of Dog Food Containing Medicinal Herbs

Existing feed is corn grain, shelled barley, domestic brown rice, soybean hull, domestic soybean meal, separated soy protein, chicken meat, chicken liver, whole chicken meat, egg yolk powder, beet pulp, dietary fiber, flax seed, animal fat, vitamin premix, The feed containing the herbal medicine was prepared in the same manner as in Example 2 except that the feed mixed with mineral premix, kititavitamin, miyari acid, and other premix was used.

Experimental Example 1 Weight Loss and Changes in Body Fat Percentage

Six healthy pet dogs (miniature schnauzers) aged 2-6 years old were divided into two groups as test animals. Three animals in the first group were fed the conventional feed (ANF Holistic 1.5kg) as a control group. Three groups were to be fed the feed prepared in Example 2. In addition, the dogs were raised in a dog cage 30cm wide by 50cm high and 30cm high, and did not exercise. The feeding method was a free meal of 220g daily for 4 weeks twice a day, and measured the body weight and body fat percentage after 0, 2, 4 weeks in the laboratory and the results are shown in Table 3.

      As a result, the experimental animals easily ingested the feed of Example 2, and according to Table 3, the average weight of the control group increased 0.26 kg and the body fat percentage of 0.33% in the control group during the experimental period. The weight of kg was reduced and the body fat percentage was 0.20%.

< Experimental Example  2> Effect Duration Experiment

 Experimental Animals Three healthy pet dogs (miniature schnauzers) aged 2 to 6 years were used to consume the feed prepared in Example 2. Also, I did not exercise. The feeding method was a free meal of 220g daily for 12 weeks twice a day, and measured the body weight and body fat percentage after 0, 4, 8, 12 weeks in the laboratory and the results are shown in Table 4.

According to Table 4, body weight and body fat percentage decreased for 8 weeks during the experiment period, but at 12 weeks, the body weight and body fat percentage were maintained without any significant change in body weight and body fat percentage.

As described above, the dogs fed the feed containing the herbal medicine feed additive composition of the present invention can be seen that the body weight and body fat percentage is reduced and the effect is long lasting to improve obesity symptoms.

The present invention is 10% by weight, 10% by weight of larvae, 10% by weight of upper leaves, 10% by weight of goji berry, 10% by weight of succulent sulfur, 10% by weight of thorny skin, 5% by weight of green tea, 5% by weight of Angelica, 5% by weight of cheonggung, licorice 5 Chinese medicine and chicken oil containing 1% by weight, 5% by weight of Baekbokryeong, 5% by weight of kelp, 5% by weight of cornus oil and 5% by weight of garcinia cambogia and chicken oil can be easily ingested. It can be used in feed for improving obesity symptoms in dogs because it has the effect of reducing body weight and body fat percentage in addition to general feed and taking effect on pet dogs.

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Yulmoo 10% by weight, tofu 10% by weight, 10% by weight of upper leaves, 10% by weight of goji berry, 10% by weight of sucrose, 10% by weight, green tea 5% by weight, Angelica 5% by weight, cheongung 5% by weight, licorice 5% by weight, After washing, cutting and drying 5% by weight of Baekbokyeong, 5% by weight of kelp, 5% by weight of cornus oil and 5% by weight of garcinia cambogia, roasted, mixed and pulverized the roasted herbs, respectively, was finely ground and mixed with chicken oil 1: 7 Method of producing a diet feed additive for dogs to be prepared by mixing at a weight ratio of 11 to 11. Dietary feed additive for dogs prepared by the method of claim 1. Dog food diet prepared by adding the feed additive of claim 2 in a weight ratio of 9: 1 to a known dog food.

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