Use of thermally treated clays in animal feeds
作者： Maria Alonso-Debolt
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摘要: A method of promoting weight gain in an animal by feeding the calcined attapulgite which reduces adverse effects a mycotoxin present food formulation. The is obtained heating clay at or above 300° F. can be fed to any form either before, after, during intake animal. Furthermore, mixture and bentonite may used, instead itself. Also provided feed composition for including attapulgite. Such mycotoxin-contaminated feed. further contain clay.
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