Investigation on the Gross Teratopathogenic and Embryotoxic Effects of Nanozeolite on Chick Embryos in Ovo Environment

In veterinary medicine, zeolites are used as animal feed additives, ammonia purification of fish and aquatic pools, animal smell and moisture control, harmful heavy metals and mycotoxins, and as a toxin binder. This study was designed to investigate the possible effects of nanozeolitis to investigate the development of embryonic chicken anomalies, tetratogenic and embryotoxic effects of nanozeolite. Eggs (120) were prepared from Ross breeder chickens and randomly divided into 4 groups of 30 (one control group and three experimental groups). In the control group, 0.3 ml of the physiologic serum was injected, and in the experimental groups, 0.3 ml of the solution of nanozeolitis (5, 50, 100 mg / L) injected into egg albumin, then the eggs were incubated for 19 days.Teratogenic effects were including deformity of legs and wings and liver and heart failure.