The impact of local remedy bior on protein metabolism of reconditioned quails

Abstract

In aviculture, in the context of obtaining qualitative and safe products, a major concern is the usage of substances with antistress, adaptive, and obviously growth stimulator properties. Thus, in our research on adult quails during the reconditioning process, we tested for the first time the BioRremedy, an autochthon product of algalorigin, obtained from Spirulina platensis, with antistress and adaptive properties. The remedy was administered intramuscular to 4 experimental groups of quails, in different doses (0,25; 0,5; 1,0; 1,5 ml/head), 2 times consecutively: at the beginning of the study, and during the study. To the control group was administered – 0,5 ml of 0,9% sol. NaCl in the same consecutiveness. The biochemical tests, performed on the quails from the experimental groups, revealed an increase of the protein metabolism parameters: the total proteinserum, albuminserum, and creatinine levels as compared to the control group. While, regarding serum urea and serum uric acid levels, was recorded a decrease of these parameters in the quails treated with BioR, compared to the control group. According to the obtained results, we can conclude tha tthe studied bioremedy manages to improve the health indices, the parameters that reflect the protein metabolism, and the functional state of the liver in quails treated with BioR.