Effectiveness of the composite preparation for the prevention of intestinal infections and improvement of cicatricial digestion in calves

The article is devoted to the study of an antimicrobial drug for the treatment and prevention of intestinal infections in young cattle. The experiments were conducted on 15 calves aged 50-60 days with clinical signs of poisoning and gastrointestinal disorders (depression, decreased feed intake, irritability of intestinal innervation with increased excretion of liquid feces). Three groups of animals with 6 heads each were formed. Calves of the first group received toxic feed contaminated with fusariotoxins (zearalenone, DON, T-2 toxin). The animals of the second group with toxic feed were given the drug Bentonite at a dose of 1% of the feed ration, since bentonite is one of the components of the protective drug KMBI-3. The third group of animals with feed received the drug KMBI-3 at a dose of 1% of the feed ration. The duration of the experiment was 60 days. It has been experimentally established that the use of the antimicrobial complex KMBI-3 in the diet of calves.