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These studies suggest that the optimal dose of digestive enzymes varies depending on the animal and diet, with specific doses like 45% of the diet for lactating dairy cows, 240 mg/kg for dry non-pregnant dairy cows, and 0.1% of the daily diet for weaning piglets.
Research on the supplementation of digestive enzymes in animal diets has explored the effects on nutrient digestion and overall health.
In conclusion, the studies suggest that the amount of digestive enzymes to be supplemented varies depending on the type of animal and the desired outcome, such as improved digestibility or weight gain. For dairy cows, a supplementation of around 1.0 gram per day or 240 mg/kg of TMR was effective, while for weaning piglets, a 0.1% supplementation of the diet was beneficial. It is important to note that these findings are specific to the animal populations studied and the types of enzymes used, and may not directly translate to recommendations for human consumption of digestive enzymes.
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