Rumen-Protective Enzyme Preparations for Ruminants
For many rumen-protective enzymes that exist in the intestine, the maximum potential of those enzyme preparations are not fully exerted, because most of them are broken down and stripped of their efficacy in the rumen before they even make it to the small intestinal tract. This article delves deeper into this issue as well as how certain enzyme preparations can help to resolve this phenomenon.
It is necessary to use rumen protection technology to ensure that enzyme preparations can smoothly pass through the rumen and continue to exert their digestive function in the small intestine. Rumen passage Enzyme Complex is a specially treated enzyme preparations that can maintain stability in the rumen, avoiding degradation and inactivation. When the enzyme preparation reaches the small intestine, its activity is released and it continues to exert its digestive function. This enzyme preparation usually includes cellulase, xylanase, glucanase, protease, amylase, etc., which can comprehensively improve the digestion and absorption rate of nutrients in the small intestine.
According to the physiological characteristics of the rumen and intestines of ruminants, combining enzyme preparations with rumen penetrating enzyme preparations in feed to form a dual enzyme combination will have good application effects. As for the optimization of the ratio of common enzymes such as cellulase, xylanase, glucanase, protease, and amylase to rumen enzymes, it needs to be adjusted according to different varieties, ages, and feed formulas. Currently, this is still a cutting-edge animal nutrition technology that requires further exploration by scientific and technical authors.
But currently, it can be confirmed that adding rumen complex enzymes as the core and a dual enzyme combination of ordinary complex enzymes to ruminant animal feed enzyme preparation system can significantly improve feed conversion rate, promote animal growth, and enhance breeding efficiency.
Specifically, enzyme preparations can promote the digestion of roughage in the rumen. cellulase, xylanase, and glucanase can break down fiber and non-starch polysaccharides in roughage, improving the digestion and absorption rate of feed. Protease can break down protein, increasing the digestion and absorption rate of protein and reducing nitrogen emissions. The rumen Enzyme Complex increases the digestion and absorption rate of the small intestine, and further digests cellulose, crude protein, starch, polysaccharides, and anti-nutritional factors in the intestine.
