Studying the pharmacological properties of a new drug for the prevention of mycotoxicosis

The purpose of the study was to determine the pharmacological properties of a new drug for the prevention of mycotoxicosis. The greatest weight gain was observed in those livestock that received benign food and food with mycotoxins in combination with a new drug in a dosage 3.0 g per kg of feed. In the experimental groups using the test product at doses of 2.0 and 3.0 g per kg of feed, the toxic effect of mycotoxins was not observed. An analysis of the biochemical parameters of the blood of rats showed that in animals of the second and third groups, the concentration of total protein decreased over time by 41.3 and 22.9 % compared to animals in the control group that received a basic diet without mycotoxins. A new drug being studied for the prevention of mycotoxicosis has a pronounced detoxifying property. Its use in a dosage of 3.0 g/kg of feed allows minimizing the negative consequences of the entry of mycotoxins into the body of laboratory animals (rats) with feed.