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Terminology of Animal Nutrition
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Comparative composition of plant and animal cells and tissues
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Feeding standard for cattle, buffalo, Sheep, goat, Pig and poultry
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Introduction

  • Refers to breaking down complex compounds into simple ones before they pass through the mucus membrane of the alimentary canal and then into the blood and lymph.
  • Depending upon the structure of the digestive tract, the animal can be classified into two groups:
  1. Non-ruminant: having a simple stomach. Eg: dogs, pigs, birds, etc.
  2. Ruminant: having four compartmentalstomachsh i.e. rumen, reticulum, omasum, and abomasum. Eg: Cow, Goat, Sheep, etc.

 

  • Depending on the feed habit, domestic animals are grouped into
  1. Carnivores: Dog, cat, tiger, etc.
  2. Herbivores: Sheep, goats, horses, rabbits, etc.
  3. Omnivores: Bear, Jackal, etc.
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