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🐴🌀💩 Want to improve your horse's gut health❓Consider adding a probiotic to their diet! Probiotics help to support the beneficial bacteria in the hindgut, leading to better digestion and absorption of nutrients. This can help to reduce the risk of digestive issues and improve overall health. 🐎 Probiotics, such as Saccharomyces Cerevisiae, can enhance the activity of fibre-digesting bacteria in the hindgut. This leads to improved digestion of forage and more efficient use of the vitamins and minerals from the diet. 🌾 Additionally, prebiotics act as a food substrate for beneficial microbial populations in the hindgut. Frusto-Oligosccharides (FOS) is a beneficial prebiotic that can be found in some probiotic supplements. 🍎 It's important to note that a balanced diet, good-quality forage, and proper hydration are also essential for maintaining a healthy gut. But supplementing with a probiotic can boost your horse's gut health. ℹ️ There is only one probiotic licenced for use in equine supplements: the live yeast Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. SYNBIOVIT from 𝗧𝗥𝗠® contains the highest levels of probiotics (in the form of Saccharomyces Cerevisiae), prebiotics fructooligosaccharides (FOS) & mannan oligosaccharides (MOS) as well as B vitamins SYNBIOVIT by 𝗧𝗥𝗠® is an excellent option for horse owners looking to supplement their horse's diets with prebiotics and probiotics. ✅Saccharomyces Cerevisiae 🔸Live yeast probiotic. 🔸Helps re-establish good bacterial populations. 🔸 EU-authorised digestibility enhancer - optimises utilisation of the diet. ✅Fructo-oligosaccharides & Mannan oligosaccharides (FOS & MOS) 🔸Can increase the number of friendly bacteria in the colon while reducing the population of harmful bacteria. 👨⚕️ As always, consult with your veterinarian before making any changes to your horse's diet. 💪 With the help of a probiotic supplement, you can support your horse's gut health and help them feel their best!

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Spirulina is a type of microalgae that holds many antiviral, antifungal, and antioxidant properties and has the perfect composition of minerals and vitamins to maintain chicken health. While it only amounts to about 0.5% of their total feeding, it covers the majority of their nutritional needs. You can supplement your chicken feed with dry spirulina powder from the store, but if you have a bit of space and you’re up for a scientific adventure, growing spirulina at home or in your backyard will actually result in a much better, fresher product that is also easy and relatively cheap to produce. Whether you’re growing broiler chickens or laying hens, spirulina’s rich nutrient composition will provide your chickens with important amino acids, vitamins, and trace elements, which help improve their digestion. Spirulina chicken feed supplementation also strengthens chickens’ immune systems, which reduces the need for antibiotics, medications, and expensive multivitamin formulas. poultry industry, Spirulina can be used as a valuable feed supplement. The nutrients found naturally in Spirulina help chicken to fight against the stresses generally linked with standard farming practices. Spirulina can be a growth booster for broilers, improving productivity and overall health. 🌿🐔🌟. MAIN ADVANTAGES OF SPIRULINA FOR CHICKENS Increased pigmentation in the egg yolk due to higher carotenoids Increased antibodies and gut microbiome for stronger immunity Decreased mortality by at least 2% Enriches eggs with Vitamin A and Carotenoids Enriches muscle redness Eliminates bacteria and infections Increases chicken growth rate and weight Increases the fertility and reproductivity of laying hens Brighter feathers with a better visual appearance Growth Promotion: Supplementing broiler diets with Spirulina Platensis, particularly at 0.5%, can improve productivity by promoting weight gain and enhancing feed utilization. Antioxidant Status: Spirulina positively impacts antioxidant status in broilers. Immunity Boost: It contributes to better immune responses, which can enhance disease resistance. Gastrointestinal Health: Spirulina may positively influence gut health in poultry No known side effects THE COMMERCIAL BENEFITS OF SPIRULINA FOR CHICKENS Brighter Eggs Means Higher Product Value Alternative to Antibiotic Growth Promoters Greater Cost Efficiency & Feed Conversion Rate SCIENTIFIC BACKING Balanced Poultry Nutrition Lower Egg Cholesterol Improved Amino Acid Content Are you ready to grow your chickens with Spirulina for the valuable benefits? #hatchery

Today I stumbled over an article regarding dietary protein content and supplementation of tryptophan on dominance aggression and hyperactivity in dogs. The study is from 2000, but I think it is relevant for today also. Why do I think it relevant for dog food of today? I do this because, the composition of dog food is changing from a high protein animal-based food to lower protein and more plant-based food. Not only are plant-based protein sources low in tryptophane (Trp), but they are also higher in the large neutral amino acids (LNAA), threonine, phenylalanine, and tyrosine). This may result in competition between Trp and LNAA for blood-brain barrier transporter mechanism. A higher Trp:LNAA enhance Trp transfer to the brain, while lower Trp:LNAA decreases transfer of Trp trough the blood-brain barrier. Why this is important is because Trp is a biosynthetic precursor for the neurotransmitter serotonin and reduced concentrations of this amino acid will result in reduced production of serotonin with increased aggressivity towards stimuli. Studies in humans indicated that diets low in Trp increased aggression, anger, and depression, whereas increased Trp resulted in a feeling of more well-being in people with aggressive traits. In this study, the low protein diet (18.6%) was supplemented so the total content of Trp was 0.48g/1000 kcal and the relation between Trp and LNAA was 0.04:1. Trp content in low protein high Trp was 0,79g/ 1000 kcal and Trp:LNAA was 0.07:1. The high protein diet (30.1) was supplemented so the total Trp was 0,68g/1000 kcal and Trp:LNA was 0.04:1. In the high supplementation of Trp the content was 1.06g /1000 kcal and Trp:LNAA was 0.06:1. The FEDIAF recommendation for tryptophan pr. 1000 kcal is 0,43g for adult dogs and 0,58g for puppies and during reproduction. For puppies in late growth, it is 0,53g Trp/1000 kcal.    From this study they concluded that low protein diets or diets high in Trp was helpful in the management of dominance aggression, but also low protein diets supplemented with Trp could be beneficial in reducing territorial aggression in dogs. My personal conclusion is that imbalance between tryptophan and LNAA could be a problem in today’s dog food, because there is no transparency regarding amino acid content in commercial dog food. When we change (increase or decrease) protein content in dogfood, we need also to focus on amino acid content. The recent article by Peng Li and Guoyao Wu covers this field in an excellent way.   https:/https://lnkd.in/eCP_fjhE https://lnkd.in/gxSavgQW Please read both of the articles

Bio Pet Miniature is a complete dietary supplement designed for small breed dogs. This supplement contains all the vitamins, minerals, and trace elements necessary for the daily growth and health of small dogs. Breed-Specific Diseases: Small breed dogs are more prone to certain common breed-specific diseases due to their small size and unique genetic characteristics. These diseases include skin infections such as dermatitis, gastrointestinal infections such as colitis, and skeletal diseases such as compressed discs, which are more commonly observed in small dogs. Nutrients: This supplement contains a variety of nutrients essential for the health and proper growth of small breed dogs. Among these nutrients are vitamins and minerals such as vitamin A, D, E, and K, iron, calcium, zinc, and copper, which play a crucial role in maintaining overall health and proper functioning of the body's various organs. Probiotics: One of the unique features of this supplement is the inclusion of specific probiotics. These probiotics help improve and balance the microbial flora of the dog's digestive system, preventing gastrointestinal diseases and improving nutrient absorption. Amino Acids: The presence of essential amino acids in this supplement contributes to the proper growth and development of various body tissues and organs. These amino acids act as building blocks for proteins and other essential nutrients needed by the dog's body. Usage and Applications: This supplement is especially recommended for dogs experiencing issues such as hair loss, gastrointestinal problems, or skeletal weakness. Additionally, it can be used to maintain the health and improve the performance of healthy animals. Continuous use of this supplement for dogs has no adverse effects and can be added to their diet permanently.

Spirulina is a type of microalgae that holds many antiviral, antifungal, and antioxidant properties and has the perfect composition of minerals and vitamins to maintain chicken health. While it only amounts to about 0.5% of their total feeding, it covers the majority of their nutritional needs. You can supplement your chicken feed with dry spirulina powder from the store, but if you have a bit of space and you’re up for a scientific adventure, growing spirulina at home or in your backyard will actually result in a much better, fresher product that is also easy and relatively cheap to produce. Whether you’re growing broiler chickens or laying hens, spirulina’s rich nutrient composition will provide your chickens with important amino acids, vitamins, and trace elements, which help improve their digestion. Spirulina chicken feed supplementation also strengthens chickens’ immune systems, which reduces the need for antibiotics, medications, and expensive multivitamin formulas. poultry industry, Spirulina can be used as a valuable feed supplement. The nutrients found naturally in Spirulina help chicken to fight against the stresses generally linked with standard farming practices. Spirulina can be a growth booster for broilers, improving productivity and overall health. 🌿🐔🌟. MAIN ADVANTAGES OF SPIRULINA FOR CHICKENS Increased pigmentation in the egg yolk due to higher carotenoids Increased antibodies and gut microbiome for stronger immunity Decreased mortality by at least 2% Enriches eggs with Vitamin A and Carotenoids Enriches muscle redness Eliminates bacteria and infections Increases chicken growth rate and weight Increases the fertility and reproductivity of laying hens Brighter feathers with a better visual appearance Growth Promotion: Supplementing broiler diets with Spirulina Platensis, particularly at 0.5%, can improve productivity by promoting weight gain and enhancing feed utilization. Antioxidant Status: Spirulina positively impacts antioxidant status in broilers. Immunity Boost: It contributes to better immune responses, which can enhance disease resistance. Gastrointestinal Health: Spirulina may positively influence gut health in poultry No known side effects THE COMMERCIAL BENEFITS OF SPIRULINA FOR CHICKENS Brighter Eggs Means Higher Product Value Alternative to Antibiotic Growth Promoters Greater Cost Efficiency & Feed Conversion Rate SCIENTIFIC BACKING Balanced Poultry Nutrition Improved Amino Acid Content Are you ready to grow your chickens with Spirulina for the valuable benefits?#ibgroup

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the importance of choline in dairy cow nutrition. Choline is an essential nutrient for mammals when excess methionine and folate are not available in the diet. The requirement for choline can be met by dietary choline and by transmethylation reactions. Two types of functions for choline are known: functions of choline per se; functions as a methyl donor. The two principal methyl donors in animal metabolism are betaine, a metabolite of choline, and S-adenosyl-methionine, a metabolite of methionine. Choline and methionine are interchangeable with regard to their methyl group-furnishing functions. In adult ruminants, choline is extensively degraded in the rumen; for this reason dietary choline contributes insignificantly to the choline body pool and methyl group metabolism is generally conservative with a relatively low rate of methyl catabolism and an elevated rate of de novo synthesis of methyl groups via the tetrahydrofolate system. In dairy ruminants, the dietary availability of choline is still low, but the output of methylated compounds in milk is high, and precursors from the tetrahydrofolate pathway are limiting, especially at the onset of lactation. Therefore choline may be a limiting nutrient for milk production in high-yielding dairy cows.

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Interactions amongst different nutrients are an interesting area of research needed in dairy nutrition. Here is one example: Choline and methionine! Paul Kononoff and Chad J. demonstrate this in their recent article - https://lnkd.in/g65aZQ_u The observed a choline bioavailability marker increased most dramatically when Met needs were satisfied. No ingredient exists in a vacuum - we need to deliver them all! #Choline #Dairy #nutrition