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EFFECT OF DIETARY ASPIRIN ON SOME BLOOD BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF BROILERS REARED IN HIGH DENSITY | ||
| The Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine (IJVM) | ||
| Article 5, Volume 33, Issue 1, 2009, Pages 38-43 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Author | ||
| Mothena Mahmoud Shaker | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The objective of this study was to determine the effect of adding aspirin to the diet on some biochemical parameters such as blood serum glucose , cholesterol , uric acid , total protein , phosphorus and calcium concentrations of broilers reared in high density (15 birds / m ) . A 90 chicks 7 days old were distributed into two treatments (45 chicks per treatment ) , T1 chicks fed a diet without aspirin (control) , chicks in T2 fed a diet supplemented with 0.2 % aspirin (2 mg aspirin / kg feed) . Each treatment subdivided into three replicates and each replicate reared in 1 X 1 m pen . The data obtained revealed the following: Blood serum glucose concentration were 189 mg /100 ml , cholesterol concentration were 207 mg /100 ml , uric acid concentration were 4.6 mg /100 ml of T1 chicks at 7 weeks of age , adding 0.2 % of aspirin to the diet (T2) decreased blood serum glucose , cholesterol and uric acid of broiler chicks to 178 , 182 and 4.2 mg /100 ml respectively , in the same time adding aspirin to the diet increased significantly (P<0.01) total protein concentration which were 5.1 gm /100 ml compaired with 4.6 gm/100 ml of control chicks (T1) at 7 weeks of age . Adding aspirin to the diet increased significantly (P<0.01) blood serum phosphorus and calcium concentrations which indicated the importance of adding aspirin in broiler diet to rebalance blood biochemical parameters and reducing crowding stress during high density production . | ||
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