Manifestations of alkaline phosphatase in blood serum of broiler chicks treated with the BioR remedy

Abstract

This study is devoted to the testing of the BioR obtained from the Spirulina platensis algae through modern technologies on broiler chicks in poultry farm conditions. The research involved 5 groups of broiler chicks with 30 chicks each. The young broilers from the experimental groups I‐IV received intramuscular BioR injections twice as follows: on the 9th day ‐ 0,3 ‐ 0,6ml/head and on the 21st day – 0,4‐1,0ml/head. The broilers in the control group were injected physiological serum respectively 0,4 and 0,6 ml/head. The study showed that the BioR product injected into broiler chicks starting with the 9th day of life is very well tolerated both generally and locally and has a positive impact on the activity of the alkaline phosphatase and its hepatic and bone fractions, which indicates a stimulating and protective action of BioR.