Methods of feeding animals phytogenic products
AssigneePurina Animal Nutrition LLC
InventorsJames D. Caldwell, Bill L. Miller
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AssigneePurina Animal Nutrition LLC
InventorsJames D. Caldwell, Bill L. Miller
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A method of feeding a non-livestock ruminant animal a feed composition including a phytogenic composition for improving performance during periods of heat stress involves determining the non-livestock ruminant animal is experiencing heat stress during a period of heat stress conditions, and feeding the heat stressed non-livestock ruminant animal the feed composition including an amount of the phytogenic composition that is effective to improve performance. A method of feeding a non-livestock ruminant animal a feed composition including a phytogenic composition for improving performance in anticipation of periods of heat stress involves determining a potential for heat stress is increased based on one or more of historical weather patterns or short-term forecasts, and feeding the non-livestock ruminant animal the feed composition including the phytogenic composition based on the determined potential for heat stress.
A Cervidae feed composition containing about 0.005 to about 0.2 wt % of a phytogenic composition, wherein the phytogenic composition comprises thyme oil and at least one compound selected from the group consisting of Quillaja, Curcuma and cayenne pepper,
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