antibiotics on pultry
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Use of antibiotics in pig andpoultry farms in Malaysia
Wang Yan & Liang Juan Boo
Contents
Introduction & Objective
Type of Antibiotic used in Malaysia
Concentration of Tcs and SAs used in Malaysia
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Antibiotics are widely usedin livestock not only to treatillness and disease, butalso to promote growth andreduce stress.
Introduction
Pig farm Poultry farm
Poultry farm
Use of veterinary drugs as feed additive isbeing prohibited in EU countries (2006), but theyare still being use in most developing countries.
Farm folly? Animal antibiotic
use may contribute to microbial
resistance, making it important
to track these drugs.
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Annual consumption of antibiotics in
veterinary medicine in EuropeanUnion was estimated to be 4700 tons andUSA 13 million pounds.
And consumption for the two mostwidely used antibiotics, tetracyclines (TCs)and sulfonamides (SAs) are:
Holland and Belgium 200 tons eachDenmark and Switzerland 40 tons each.
The actual consumption of the aboveveterinary drugs in most developingcountries including Malaysia is not known
It is believed that intensive livestockfarming, particularly pig and poultry useconsiderably large quantity of these drugs.
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Most of the antibiotics are poorlyabsorbed by the animals
About 25% to 75% of the antibioticsexcreted unaltered via feces or urineand enter the environment mainly viathe application of manure for cropsproduction (Diaz-Cruz, et.al. 2003)
However, limited research has beenconducted on the use of antibiotic andtheir residue in developing countriesincluding Malaysia
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Objective
To investigate the status of use ofveterinary drugs, and their residues inthe feces from selected intensive pigand boiler farms in Peninsular Malaysia.
Twelve pig and poultry farms , representingthe various farm sizes/location will be selectedfor this survey.
Type of Antibiotic use in Malaysia
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Penang
Antibiotic in Pig Feed
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Antibiotic in Poultry Feed
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Antibiotic are widely used for pig andPoultry production due to their high efficiencyand low price.
Tetracycline, sulfonamide, penicillin andtylosin are the most widely used antibiotic inMalaysian pig and poultry farm.
Conclusion
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Samples collected include:
Feed
Feces
Concentration of Antibiotic in
Malaysian Pig and Boiler Farms
Laboratory analyses
Extraction of OTC and sulfachlorpyridazine will be
achieved by introducing 20 ml of ethyl acetate and 10 gof anhydrous Na2SO4 for solid sample. While thewastewater samples will be centrifuged prior to filterthrough 1.2 m glass-fiber filter
For the purification step, a cation-exchange solid-
phase extraction (SPE) column is used.
The TCs and SAs will be determined by liquidchromatography/electrospray-mass spectrometry(LC/ESI-MS) in positive-ion mode using a 2695 HPLC andZQ MS.
(Vet Food Agro Diagnostics (M) Sdn Bhd)
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LC-MS/MS chromatogram of TCs and SAs
Limit of TCs and SAs detection in LC-MS/MS
LC-MS/MS
Sulphonamides
Sulfadiazine Sulfamethazine Sulfadimethoxine Sulfachinoxalin
Limit of
detection (ng/g)
10.0 10.0 10.0 10.0
LC-MS/MS
Tetracyclines
Tetracycline Oxytetracycline Chlortetracycline Doxycycline
Limit of
detection (ng/g)
20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0
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Sample(Stage)
Sulfamethazine Tetracycline Chlortetracycline Oxytetracycline
Pig (weaner) 407.0 1481.7 20492.9 Not detected
Pig (grower) 51948.5 Not detected Not detected 205.4
Pig (finisher) 11624.2 72.9 323.0 54.8
Broiler(starter)
117.9 Not detected Not detected Not detected
Broiler(grower)
28791.1 Not detected 25.3 Not detected
Broiler(finisher)
969.7 7814.5 132046.6 43.1
Antibiotics concentrations (ng/g) in diets ofdifferent production stages of pig and poultry
Sample(Stage)
Sulfamethazine Tetracycline Chlortetracycline Oxytetracycline
Pig (weaner) 102 370 5123 Not detected
Pig (grower) 51948 Not detected Not detected 205
Pig (finisher) 34873 219 969 164
Broiler(starter)
7 Not detected Not detected Not detected
Broiler(grower)
4319 Not detected 4 Not detected
Broiler(finisher)
194 1563 26409 9
Estimated antibiotics consumption (g) ofdifferent production stages of pig and poultry
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Antibiotics concentrations (ng/g) in feces ofdifferent production stages of pig and poultry
Sample(Stage)
Sulfamethazine Chlortetracycline Doxycycline
Pig (weaner) 44.4 23.9 Not detected
Pig (grower) 38.5 66.3 Not detected
Pig (finisher) 130.0 129.2 Not detected
Broiler(starter)
62.2 45.1 271.9
Broiler(grower)
380.4 Not detected Not detected
Broiler(finisher)
103.0 Not detected Not detected
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Conclusion
The survey farms used high concentration of
Sulfamethazine (51948.5 ng/g in pig grower and11624.2 ng/g in pig finisher) and Chlortetracycline(132046.6 ng/g in boiler finisher) in diet of pig andpoultry.
High consumption of Sulfamethazine (51948 g inpig grower and 34873 g in pig finisher) andChlortetracycline (26409 g in boiler finisher) werefound in diet of pig and poultry.
High concentration of Sulfamethazine (130 ng/g inpig finisher) and Chlortetracycline (129.2 ng/g in pigfisher and 380.4 ng/g in boiler grower ) in the pig andboiler feces in the surveyed farm.