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Using of Pelleted and Extruded Foods in Dog Feeding

Pelet ve Ekstrude Mamaların Köpek Beslemede Kullanılması

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Cost calculations revealed that extruded food is five times more economical than imported food.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study was carried out to determine the effects of pellet and extruded foods on gelatinization, digestibility and faecal quality of dogs.
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Key Findings & Data:In study 30 adult male dogs of mixed breed, weighing 15-30 kg, neutered and around 1-3 of age were used.
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Conclusion & Impact:Cost calculations revealed that extruded food is five times more economical than imported food.
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This study was carried out to determine the effects of pellet and extruded foods on gelatinization, digestibility and faecal quality of dogs. In study 30 adult male dogs of mixed breed, weighing 15-30 kg, neutered and around 1-3 of age were used. The two tested dog-food formulations had the same composition, but one was produced in pellet form, while the other was extruded in a private factory. Feeding experiments were conducted at the Dog Unit of the Veterinary Faculty in Selçuk University. Pelleted and extruded food contained 4.87% and 17.81% gelatinized starch, respectively (P<0.001). Tested dogs preferred extruded food at a rate of 0.66. The digestibility, faecal score, and cost of pelleted, extruded, imported, and domestic dog food were compared. The most common commercial brands were selected for the latter two categories. Based on faecal samples, the dry matter digestibility of the four dog-food types was 81.2%, 84.2%, 83.7%, 83.5% (P<0.05) respectively. The faecal score was 3.48 for dogs that consumed pelleted food and 3.68-3.91 for dogs fed the other three extruded foods. Cost calculations revealed that extruded food is five times more economical than imported food.

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Bu çalışma pelet ve ekstrude formda üretilen mamaların jelatinizasyon, köpeklerde sindirilebilirlik ve dışkı kalitesine etkilerinin belirlenmesi amacıyla yapıldı. Çalışmada 15-30 kg ağırlıkta kısırlaştırılmış 30 adet 1-3 yaşlı karışık ırk erkek köpek kullanıldı. Bileşimi aynı olan iki formülün biri pelet şeklinde, diğeri ekstrude formda özel bir tesiste üretildi. Yedirme denemeleri Selçuk Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Köpekçilik Ünitesinde yürütüldü. Jelatinize nişasta oranı pelet mamada %4.87, ekstrude mamada %17.81 (P<0.001) bulundu. Ekstrude mamanın köpekler tarafından tercih edilme oranı 0.66 olarak tespit edildi. Bu çalışmada üretilen pelet ve ekstrude mamalar, piyasada en çok bilinen biri ithal ve biri yerli olan ticari mamalar ile sindirilebilirlik, dışkı skoru ve maliyet bakımından karşılaştırıldı. Pelet, ekstrude, ithal ve yerli ticari mamaların dışkı toplama yöntemiyle belirlenen kuru madde sindirilebilirlikleri sırasıyla %81.2, 84.2, 83.7, 83.5 (P<0.05) olarak tespit edildi. Dışkı skoru pelet mama tüketenlerde 3.48 bulundu, diğer üç ekstrude mamaları tüketenlerde 3.68-3.91 arasında idi. Maliyet hesaplamasında bu çalışmada üretilen ekstrude mama ile köpek beslemenin ithal mamadan 5 kat daha ekonomik olabileceği belirlendi.

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GÜRBÜZ, E., POLAT, E. S., ULUDAĞ, M., İNAL, Ş., ALATAŞ, M. S., KAHRAMAN, O., INAL, F. (2018). Using of Pelleted and Extruded Foods in Dog Feeding. Kafkas Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 1, 131–136. https://ajindex.com/articles/272220

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