Evaluation of an experimental chlorate product as a preslaughter feed supplement to reduce salmonella in meat-producing birds.

نویسندگان

  • J A Byrd
  • M R Burnham
  • J L McReynolds
  • R C Anderson
  • K J Genovese
  • T R Callaway
  • L F Kubena
  • D J Nisbet
چکیده

A study was conducted to evaluate the effect of experimental chlorate product (ECP) feed supplementation on Salmonella Typhimurium (ST) in the crop and ceca of market-age broilers. In trial 1, 160 market-age broilers were randomly assigned to 8 treatment groups and replicated twice, with 20 broilers per pen for 1 wk. Trial 2 used the same design, but used 80 market-age broilers with 10 broilers per pen. Treatments were as follows: 1) control feed + double-distilled drinking water (dd H(2)O); 2) control + 18.5% experimental zeolite carrier with dd H(2)O; 3 to 7) control feed supplemented with 0.5, 1.0, 5.0, 10.0, or 18.5% of a feed grade ECP + dd H(2)O; 8) control feed + 1x ECP (0.16% w/v; containing 15 mM chlorate ion equivalent) added to dd H(2)O. Seven-week-old broilers were provided experimental treatments for 7 d, killed, and then ceca and crops were removed and evaluated for ST. Broilers fed 5 to 18.5% ECP or water ECP had a significantly lower (P < 0.05) incidence of ST in the crop (36 to 38% and 14%, respectively) when compared with the control (60%). Broilers fed 10% ECP or water ECP had significantly lower ST crop concentrations (1.03 log(10) and 0.38 log(10) ST/g, respectively) when compared with broilers fed a control diet (1.54 log(10) ST/g). Crop and ceca ST incidence (32 to 48%) and concentration (1.00 to 1.82 log(10) ST/g) were significantly lower in broilers fed 5 to 18.5% ECP as compared with the control (78%; 2.84 log(10) ST/g). Broilers fed 5% or greater ECP had significantly higher water consumption (380 to 580 mL water/d) and litter moisture (31 to 56%) when compared with the control (370 mL water/d; 23% moisture). Only broilers fed 18.5% ECP had significantly lower 7-wk BW (2.77 kg of BW) when compared with the controls (3.09 kg of BW). Average daily gains were significantly depressed in broilers fed 10 or 18.5% ECP compared with the controls. These results indicate broilers supplemented with feed </= 5% ECP or water ECP 7 d before slaughter reduced ST without affecting growth parameters.

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عنوان ژورنال:
  • Poultry science

دوره 87 9  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2008