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Effect of dietary oligosaccharides on faecal microbial loads and intestinal morphology of crossbred pigs

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2019 · Vol. 7(1) · pp. 734–736

Abstract

An experiment was conducted to assess the effect of dietary herbal oligosaccharides on the blood biochemical parameters, faecal microbial load and intestinal morphology of crossbred pigs. Twenty-four crossbred (Hampshire x Assam local) piglets of average body weight of 12±0.81 kg and about 2 months of age were divided into four treatment groups viz C (basal diet only), T1 (basal diet with oligosaccharide @ 0.1%), T21 (basal diet with oligosaccharide @ 0.2%) and T3(basal diet with oligosaccharide @ 0.3%). No significant (P>0.05) difference was observed among the treatment groups in respect of total serum protein (g/dl) and blood haemoglobin (g). The faecal coliform count in the treated groups was significantly (P

Animal Nutrition and PhysiologyCrossbreedOligosaccharideBasal (medicine)BiologyAnimal scienceBody weightFecesSignificant differenceFood scienceVeterinary medicine
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