A23K20/22

CHEMICAL MITIGANTS IN ANIMAL FEED AND FEED INGREDIENTS

Methods of preventing or decreasing PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in animal feed, feed ingredients, and pet food are provided. The methods utilize generally safe chemical mitigants, such as medium chain fatty acids, essential oils, and sodium bisulfate. The chemical mitigants are introduced to the feed or feed ingredients at inclusion rates selected so as to prevent or decrease PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in the animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet rood. The methods are particularly suitable for use in post-processing treatment of animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet food that will be transported and stored for multiple days or weeks.

CHEMICAL MITIGANTS IN ANIMAL FEED AND FEED INGREDIENTS

Methods of preventing or decreasing PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in animal feed, feed ingredients, and pet food are provided. The methods utilize generally safe chemical mitigants, such as medium chain fatty acids, essential oils, and sodium bisulfate. The chemical mitigants are introduced to the feed or feed ingredients at inclusion rates selected so as to prevent or decrease PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in the animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet rood. The methods are particularly suitable for use in post-processing treatment of animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet food that will be transported and stored for multiple days or weeks.

METHOD FOR REDUCING THE INCIDENCE OF PECTORAL MYOPATHY IN POULTRY FEED

The present invention relates to an additive to poultry feed including nitrates, nitrites or their mixtures that reduces the incidence of pectoral myopathy in poultry, for example, wooden breast myopathy in broiler chickens. In one aspect, a method for reducing the incidence of pectoral myopathy in poultry is disclosed. The method includes feeding poultry a feed having one or more nitrates, one or more nitrites, or a mixture thereof, wherein the amount of nitrates and/or nitrites in the feed is 3 g to 2,500 g per ton of feed.

Domestic Animal Water and Feed Modifying Compositions

The present invention provides domestic animal water modifying compositions, domestic animal water modifying compositions with copper, domestic animal water modifying compositions with silver and domestic animal feed modifying compositions. Such compositions are provided to domestic animals to provide, for example, improved weight gain, decreased mortality, improved feed conversion rations, improved overall health and reductions in grow-out periods for domestic animals to which such compositions are administered.

PET FOOD COMPOSITIONS

Pet food compositions and methods for minimizing tartar and/or improving the health of pets are disclosed herein. The pet food compositions typically include about 20 wt. % or more of fat comprising a medium chain triglyceride(s) having an octanoate component, wherein the medium chain triglyceride(s) comprising the octanoate component comprises about 10 wt. % or more of the fat, based on the total weight of the fat on a dry matter basis. The pet food compositions also may have a ketogenic ratio of about 1.5 or greater as calculated using Formula 1: (0.9 F+0.46 P)/(0.1 F+0.58 P+C), wherein F is the weight percentage of fat, P is the weight percentage of protein, and C is the weight percentage of carbohydrate.

OLIGOSACCHARIDE COMPOSITIONS FOR USE AS ANIMAL FEED AND METHODS OF PRODUCING THEREOF

Described herein are methods of producing animal feed made up of oligosaccharide compositions, as well as methods of producing such oligosaccharide compositions and animal feed compositions, and methods of using such animal feed compositions to enhance animal growth.

OLIGOSACCHARIDE COMPOSITIONS FOR USE AS ANIMAL FEED AND METHODS OF PRODUCING THEREOF

Described herein are methods of producing animal feed made up of oligosaccharide compositions, as well as methods of producing such oligosaccharide compositions and animal feed compositions, and methods of using such animal feed compositions to enhance animal growth.

Chemical mitigants in animal feed and feed ingredients

Methods of preventing or decreasing PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in animal feed, feed ingredients, and pet food are provided. The methods utilize generally safe chemical mitigants, such as medium chain fatty acids, essential oils, and sodium bisulfate. The chemical mitigants are introduced to the feed or feed ingredients at inclusion rates selected so as to prevent or decrease PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in the animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet food. The methods are particularly suitable for use in post-processing treatment of animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet food that will be transported and stored for multiple days or weeks.

Chemical mitigants in animal feed and feed ingredients

Methods of preventing or decreasing PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in animal feed, feed ingredients, and pet food are provided. The methods utilize generally safe chemical mitigants, such as medium chain fatty acids, essential oils, and sodium bisulfate. The chemical mitigants are introduced to the feed or feed ingredients at inclusion rates selected so as to prevent or decrease PEDv and/or Salmonella bacteria in the animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet food. The methods are particularly suitable for use in post-processing treatment of animal feed, feed ingredients, or pet food that will be transported and stored for multiple days or weeks.

Conjugate acid salt of N,N-dimethylglycine with organic acid, and composition and use thereof

The present invention relates to a conjugate salt of N,N-dimethylglycine with metal and organic acid, and a preparation method and use thereof. The conjugate salt of N,N-dimethylglycine with metal and organic acid has a following structural formula: [(CH.sub.3).sub.2NCH.sub.2COO].sub.nM.[Organic acid], wherein, n is 1 or 2; M is selected from an alkali metal ion or a divalent metal ion; the organic acid is selected from an organic polyacid, a C.sub.2-C.sub.18 linear fatty acid or an aromatic acid. The conjugate salt of N,N-dimethylglycine with metal and organic acid is a conjugate acid salt formed by introducing another organic acid with a hydrophobic group into the salt of N,N-dimethylglycine and a metal ion, so as to modify the hygroscopicity of N,N-dimethylglycine by decreasing the affinity of the salt toward water molecules in the air, or decreasing the affinity or attraction of molecular aggregates formed through crystalline behavior of the salt toward water molecules in the air.