For the maintenance of good hydration
Formulated to reduce oxidative stress and maintain healthy immune function.
Provides electrolytes to help maintain hydration.
Broilers, laying hens, turkeys, horses, swine, beef cattle and dairy cattle use1 g (1 measure scoop included) of product to 1 liter of fresh drinking water. Stir well for approximately 30 to 60 seconds until the product is completely dissolved. Ensure that fresh drinking water is always available to animals. Recommended for periods of 1 to 7 days during heat or stressful periods such as: heat, water or feed outage, handling, vaccination and transportation.
DESCRIPTION
Recommended for broilers, chicks , laying hens and turkeys
Promotes the maintenance of good hydration.
Good start for the chicks.
Provides an antioxidant.
Positive effect on the immune system.
Recognized properties
Promotes electrolyte balance
The benefits
Stresses caused by weaning, heat, vaccination and feed changes can cause an imbalance in the intestinal microflora. These conditions can impair fluid balance, proper functioning of intestinal and immune functions and create excess ROS (reactive oxygen species).
The addition of electrolytes to the drinking water during periods of heat, such as
K+,Na+ and Cl- ions promote water consumption and water retention. They are directly involved in maintaining the acid-base balance and regulating osmotic pressure.
Sayed, M. A. M., & Downing, J. (2011)
Vitamins A, D and B-complex are known to help maintain proper regulation of physiological functions, including those involved in the immune system and intestinal tract. They play a significant role in maintaining and stabilizing the barrier function of epithelial cells and in the development of innate and acquired immune functions.
Vitamins C and E are known for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. They promote the elimination of free radicals and help protect cells from oxidation during periods of stress. In addition, these vitamins can attenuate the inflammatory response caused by oxidative stress.