Animal Nutrition
1. Auflage
Erscheint ca. am 1. Januar 2026
Buch
Softcover
416 Seiten
978-1-119-85272-8 (ISBN)
Beschreibung
Understand the dietary needs and processes of animals with this comprehensive resource
Animal Nutrition is a single reference volume gathering the latest research into animal nutritional needs, digestion, and metabolism. A seminal new addition to the decorated Nutrition Society Textbook Series, Animal Nutrition covers the nutritional needs of companion animals and livestock, as well as providing detail on a variety of connected subjects. The book discusses the nutritional needs and characteristics of different species, reproduction, husbandry and how nutrition can significantly impact animal quality of life and veterinary outcomes.
Written for the benefit of students, researchers, and practitioners alike, this accessible text offers foundational discussions of both theory and practice. The result is a book which promises to rejuvenate the teaching of this critical field.
Animal Nutrition readers will also find:
Detailed discussion of topics including feed enzymes, monogastric and ruminant nutrition, macronutrients, and more
An authorial team comprised of leading researchers and instructors
A focus throughout on sustainable animal husbandry and care
Animal Nutrition is the essential introduction for undergraduate and postgraduate students of animal biology or veterinary care, as well as an ideal reference for researchers and veterinarians.
Animal Nutrition is a single reference volume gathering the latest research into animal nutritional needs, digestion, and metabolism. A seminal new addition to the decorated Nutrition Society Textbook Series, Animal Nutrition covers the nutritional needs of companion animals and livestock, as well as providing detail on a variety of connected subjects. The book discusses the nutritional needs and characteristics of different species, reproduction, husbandry and how nutrition can significantly impact animal quality of life and veterinary outcomes.
Written for the benefit of students, researchers, and practitioners alike, this accessible text offers foundational discussions of both theory and practice. The result is a book which promises to rejuvenate the teaching of this critical field.
Animal Nutrition readers will also find:
Detailed discussion of topics including feed enzymes, monogastric and ruminant nutrition, macronutrients, and more
An authorial team comprised of leading researchers and instructors
A focus throughout on sustainable animal husbandry and care
Animal Nutrition is the essential introduction for undergraduate and postgraduate students of animal biology or veterinary care, as well as an ideal reference for researchers and veterinarians.
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Sprache
Englisch
Verlagsort
New York
USA
Zielgruppe
Für höhere Schule und Studium
Maße
Höhe: 204 mm
Breite: 252 mm
Dicke: 27 mm
Gewicht
976 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-119-85272-8 (9781119852728)
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John M. Brameld | Spiridoula Athanasiadou | David A. Kenny
Animal Nutrition
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John M. Brameld | Spiridoula Athanasiadou | David A. Kenny
Animal Nutrition
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11/2025
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Wiley
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John M. Brameld, PhD, is Professor of Nutritional Biochemistry in the Faculty of Science at the University of Nottingham, UK.
Spiridoula Athanasiadou, PhD, is a Professor of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), UK.
David A. Kenny, PhD, is Head of the Animal and Bioscience Department, The Agriculture and Food Development Authority (TEAGASC), Ireland.
Susan A. Lanham-New, PhD, is Professor of Human Nutrition and Head of the Discipline of Nutrition, Exercise, Chronobiology & Sleep at the University of Surrey, UK. She also serves as series editor for the Nutrition Society Textbook Series.
Spiridoula Athanasiadou, PhD, is a Professor of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), UK.
David A. Kenny, PhD, is Head of the Animal and Bioscience Department, The Agriculture and Food Development Authority (TEAGASC), Ireland.
Susan A. Lanham-New, PhD, is Professor of Human Nutrition and Head of the Discipline of Nutrition, Exercise, Chronobiology & Sleep at the University of Surrey, UK. She also serves as series editor for the Nutrition Society Textbook Series.
Inhalt
List of Contributors vii
Series Foreword x
Preface xi
About the Companion Website xiii
1 Global Overview of Sustainable Livestock Production 1
Margaret Gill, James France, and Dennis Poppi
2 Comparative Gut Anatomy, Physiology and Digestive Strategies in Large Animals 13
Peter M. Hastie, Viola Farci, Jos G.M. Houdijk, and Jo-Anne
M.D. Murray
3 Macronutrients 24
Jean K. Margerison
4 Micronutrients 56
Matthew Elmes, Simon Welham, Lisa Coneyworth, and Pete Rose
5 Nutrigenomics in Livestock Production 84
L. Pinotti, D. Lanzoni, M. Manoni, S. Mazzoleni, R. Rebucci, M. Tretola, C. Giromini, and A. Baldi
6 The Regulation of Food Intake of Animals 102
Ilias Kyriazakis
7 The Influence of Nutrition on Reproductive Efficiency of Livestock 114
C.J. Byrne and D.A. Kenny
8 Nutrition for Improved Post-Weaning Growth and Lifetime Feed Efficiency in Pigs 129
J. V. O'Doherty and P. G. Lawlor
9 The Ideal Protein Concept for Poultry: Past, Present and Prospects 145
Jos Houdijk, Marwa Hussein, and Farina Khattak
10 Dairy Cow Nutrition: Pathways and Regulation of the Synthesis of Milk Components 158
John Newbold, Richard Dewhurst, and Inga Barnett
11 Influence of Nutrition on the Growth and Metabolism of Ruminant Livestock 172
Kate Keogh and David Kenny
12a Rabbits 187
Julian Wiseman
12b Hind Gut Fermenters: Nutrition and Metabolism in Equids (Horse Family) 196
Teresa Hollands
13 Domestic Animal Nutrition and Metabolism: Companion Animals (Cats and Dogs) 217
Christine D. Huggett, John A. Lowe, and Gavin A. White
14 Principles of Precision Feed Evaluation and Diet Formulation for Ruminants 236
Luis O. Tedeschi and Celso Boin
15 A Vision for Global Sustainable Livestock Production Systems -Setting the Scene for 2050 262
M. Henchion, H. Sheridan, and D.A. Kenny
16 Alternative Protein Sources for Animal Feed 277
Andrew M. Salter and Kerensa J. Hawkey
17a The Use of Feed Enzymes and Related Feed Additives 290
Michael R. Bedford
17b Prebiotic and Probiotic Feed Additives 299
Helen Masey O'Neill
18 Dietary Manipulation of Rumen Fermentation to Reduce Enteric Methane Emissions 305
Paul E. Smith, Nida Amin, Emily Roskam, David A. Kenny, Marie O'Rourke, Stuart F. Kirwan, and Sinead M. Waters
19 The Use of Hormonal Growth Enhancers 327
John M. Brameld and Tim Parr
20 Bioactive Plants: The Case of Polyphenol-rich Plants for Gastrointestinal Parasite Control in Ruminants 341
Spiridoula Athanasiadou and Francesca Shepherd
21 The Functionality of Milk and Dairy Foods at Important Life Stages 350
D. I. Givens
22 Feeding Livestock in Dry and Humid Tropics 364
Kustantinah-Adiwimarta, B. Suhartanto, and I.H. Zulfa
Index 000
Series Foreword x
Preface xi
About the Companion Website xiii
1 Global Overview of Sustainable Livestock Production 1
Margaret Gill, James France, and Dennis Poppi
2 Comparative Gut Anatomy, Physiology and Digestive Strategies in Large Animals 13
Peter M. Hastie, Viola Farci, Jos G.M. Houdijk, and Jo-Anne
M.D. Murray
3 Macronutrients 24
Jean K. Margerison
4 Micronutrients 56
Matthew Elmes, Simon Welham, Lisa Coneyworth, and Pete Rose
5 Nutrigenomics in Livestock Production 84
L. Pinotti, D. Lanzoni, M. Manoni, S. Mazzoleni, R. Rebucci, M. Tretola, C. Giromini, and A. Baldi
6 The Regulation of Food Intake of Animals 102
Ilias Kyriazakis
7 The Influence of Nutrition on Reproductive Efficiency of Livestock 114
C.J. Byrne and D.A. Kenny
8 Nutrition for Improved Post-Weaning Growth and Lifetime Feed Efficiency in Pigs 129
J. V. O'Doherty and P. G. Lawlor
9 The Ideal Protein Concept for Poultry: Past, Present and Prospects 145
Jos Houdijk, Marwa Hussein, and Farina Khattak
10 Dairy Cow Nutrition: Pathways and Regulation of the Synthesis of Milk Components 158
John Newbold, Richard Dewhurst, and Inga Barnett
11 Influence of Nutrition on the Growth and Metabolism of Ruminant Livestock 172
Kate Keogh and David Kenny
12a Rabbits 187
Julian Wiseman
12b Hind Gut Fermenters: Nutrition and Metabolism in Equids (Horse Family) 196
Teresa Hollands
13 Domestic Animal Nutrition and Metabolism: Companion Animals (Cats and Dogs) 217
Christine D. Huggett, John A. Lowe, and Gavin A. White
14 Principles of Precision Feed Evaluation and Diet Formulation for Ruminants 236
Luis O. Tedeschi and Celso Boin
15 A Vision for Global Sustainable Livestock Production Systems -Setting the Scene for 2050 262
M. Henchion, H. Sheridan, and D.A. Kenny
16 Alternative Protein Sources for Animal Feed 277
Andrew M. Salter and Kerensa J. Hawkey
17a The Use of Feed Enzymes and Related Feed Additives 290
Michael R. Bedford
17b Prebiotic and Probiotic Feed Additives 299
Helen Masey O'Neill
18 Dietary Manipulation of Rumen Fermentation to Reduce Enteric Methane Emissions 305
Paul E. Smith, Nida Amin, Emily Roskam, David A. Kenny, Marie O'Rourke, Stuart F. Kirwan, and Sinead M. Waters
19 The Use of Hormonal Growth Enhancers 327
John M. Brameld and Tim Parr
20 Bioactive Plants: The Case of Polyphenol-rich Plants for Gastrointestinal Parasite Control in Ruminants 341
Spiridoula Athanasiadou and Francesca Shepherd
21 The Functionality of Milk and Dairy Foods at Important Life Stages 350
D. I. Givens
22 Feeding Livestock in Dry and Humid Tropics 364
Kustantinah-Adiwimarta, B. Suhartanto, and I.H. Zulfa
Index 000