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Vet Mex 2010; 41 (4)


Algunos factores fisiológicos y nutricionales que afectan la incidencia de diarreas posdestete en lechones

Reis STC, Mariscal LG, Escobar GK

Idioma: Español/Inglés
Referencias bibliográficas: 71
Paginas: 275-278
Archivo PDF: 383.81 Kb.


RESUMEN

El destete produce perturbaciones en el funcionamiento digestivo y en la salud intestinal de los lechones y casi siempre se asocia con una severa depresión del crecimiento y diarrea. Por ello, con frecuencia se agregan dosis subterapéuticas de antibióticos al alimento como medida preventiva contra las diarreas y como promotores de crecimiento. Sin embargo, debido a la prohibición del uso de antibióticos en la alimentación animal, en diferentes partes del mundo se ha observado un incremento de las diarreas posdestete en lechones. Para contrarrestar este problema se ha promovido el uso de estrategias nutricionales como medidas de control. El presente trabajo tuvo como objetivo revisar algunos aspectos relacionados con la nutrición, la fisiología digestiva, la microbiota intestinal de lechones recién destetados y su relación con las diarreas posdestete. Se concluyó que el uso de probióticos y prebióticos en las raciones iniciadoras puede ser una alternativa para reemplazar los antibióticos en control de las diar reas posdestete. Alimentar a los lechones después del destete con dietas con niveles bajos de proteína cruda (17% de PC, en lugar de 23% o más) también puede ser una estrategia eficiente para controlar diarreas. Esto a través de la reducción del nivel de nitrógeno ureico plasmático y de la producción de metabolitos microbianos tóxicos, como el amoniaco, lo que indica una reducción en la fermentación de proteínas y contribuye a mantener la salud intestinal.


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