What Do Mold Inhibitors feed additives Do?

What Do Mold Inhibitors Feed Additives Do?

Mycotoxins are particularly dangerous in livestock environments because the warm and humid conditions of livestock are particularly suitable for mold growth and toxin production. These toxins then lower pig's resistance to diseases, in addition to causing liver and kidney damage, and potentially resulting in production and financial losses.

Mold inhibitors are feed additives used to minimize mold contamination and prevent mold growth, thereby minimizing the risk of having mycotoxin-producing molds proliferate in grain or feed. Feed additives commonly used for this purpose include propionic acids and other organic acids.

Here's an introduction to our new "Mold remover feed additive".

Features of Mold remover feed additive premix for animal

Quickly adsorbs mycotoxins, reduces mold growth in feed, and does not adsorb nutritional components;

Glucose oxidase has the ability to regulate liver detoxification, alleviating damage caused by toxins;

Balances intestinal flora, aids digestion, promotes absorption, and reduces the occurrence of intestinal diseases;

Suitable for long-term use, and effectively prevents and controls mycotoxins.

Usage and Dosage of Mold remover feed additive premix for animal:
Mix 1000g of this product with 2000 jin (about 1000 kg) of feed, and use continuously for 5-7 days.
For obvious mycotoxin poisoning symptoms, it is recommended to add 2-3 kg per ton of feed.