Feed Additives

Feed Additives

Calcium chloride

Added to livestock and aquatic feed as a calcium supplement. Calcium is an important mineral element in the animal body, participating in the formation and maintenance of bones and teeth, and playing a vital role in animal growth and development, reproductive performance, and the normal function of nerves and muscles. The reasonable addition of feed-grade calcium chloride can effectively meet the animal's calcium needs, prevent the occurrence of calcium deficiency, and improve animal production performance and product quality.

Sodium Chloride

Feed-grade sodium chloride, based on high-quality raw materials, is carefully processed using advanced technology such as [specific production processes, such as ion exchange, evaporation crystallization, multiple filtration and impurity removal]. It can effectively prevent a series of adverse symptoms such as stunted growth, loss of appetite, and decreased immunity caused by sodium chloride deficiency, and significantly improve animal production performance.

Magnesium Oxide

Feed-grade magnesium oxide, as a magnesium source, can effectively supplement magnesium in animals, preventing magnesium deficiency, such as stunted growth and development, poor appetite, increased nerve excitability in livestock and poultry, and poor growth and reduced immunity in aquatic animals. Magnesium oxide has a certain alkalinity, which can adjust the pH of feed, improve feed palatability, and promote animal digestion and absorption. At the same time, in ruminant animal feed, it can neutralize stomach acid, maintain the normal pH environment of the rumen, benefit the growth and fermentation of rumen microorganisms, and improve the digestibility and utilization of feed.

Vitamin E

Vitamin E not only has antioxidant effects, but also participates in regulating immune function, promoting reproductive system development and function, maintaining normal nervous system function, and many other physiological processes. The reasonable addition of feed-grade vitamin E can improve animal growth and development, enhance reproductive performance, increase disease resistance, improve the quality of meat, eggs, and milk products, and also extend the shelf life of feed and reduce the oxidative loss of nutrients in feed.

Vitamin D

In animals, vitamin D promotes intestinal absorption of calcium and phosphorus, maintains normal blood levels of calcium and phosphorus, and ensures normal development and strength of bones and teeth; at the same time, it also participates in regulating the function of the immune system, enhancing animal immunity, and improving disease resistance; in addition, vitamin D also has a certain impact on animal reproductive performance, and can promote the development and normal function of reproductive organs. According to the nutritional needs and breeding purposes of different animals.

Vitamin A

Vitamin A additives are nutritional substances used in feed to supplement vitamin A deficiencies. They maintain animal visual function, promote bone growth and development, enhance immune system function, improve reproductive performance, promote healthy epithelial tissue and immune regulation, and are widely used in poultry, pig, and ruminant animal farming.
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