Influence of carnitine-containing fodder additive on biochemical indicators of blood of quaks during early postincubative development

The article considers the issue of the use of an ecologically safe, domestic feed biologically active additive of a new generation on the biochemical parameters of the blood serum of quails when it is introduced into the diet at an early stage of postembryonic development. After hatching, the quails were divided into 5 groups: the control group received the main diet according to age, 1 experimental feed additive to the main diet at a dose of 0.25 ml/l for 5 days, 2 - the same additive, but at a dose of 0.50 ml/l for 5 days, group 3 - 0.25 ml/l for 5 days, twice with a 5-day interval, 4 - 0.50 ml/l for 5 days, twice with a 5-day interval. The dietary supplement was introduced into the diet from the age of two days according to the protocol; blood serum was examined 15 days after the start of the experiment using a biochemical analyzer. The applied schemes for the introduction of dietary supplements had an ambiguous effect on the analyzed indicators. So the scheme No. 1 stimulated an increase in total protein and globulins, total calcium, cholinesterase and uric acid, reducing the concentration of glucose and intermediate metabolites. As well as the concentration of ALT, alkaline phosphatase and amylase. Scheme No. 2 had a more pronounced effect on mineral metabolism; scheme No. 3 - on the main, scheme No. 4 - on the activity of enzymes, exchange of calcium and potassium, as well as intermediate metabolites. Thus, a feed additive based on carnitine stimulates basic, mineral metabolism, affects enzymes, and stimulates the synthetic function of the liver.