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A syndrome called “leaky gut” has gained quite a bit of attention lately in human medicine. The term “leaky gut syndrome” is used to describe the condition of “hyperpermeable intestines” that takes place when the intestinal lining becomes more porous and its barrier function is no longer functioning properly. The fallout results in larger, undigested […]
Continue Reading →New born piglets may show toxicity signs related to zearalenone or aflatoxins Mycotoxins are commonly present in swine feed. Pregnant and lactating sows are highly susceptible and mycotoxin contamination triggers a variety of clinical signs together with the worsening of productive parameters. But the negative effects of mycotoxins are not limited to the sows themselves. […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →A combination of PlusBind and PlusProtect Digestive is very effective to prevent proventriculus and gizzard problems Gizzard problems are a common problem in farms all around the world. It is estimated that between 15% and 25% of the birds routinely necropsied, either broilers, breeders or layers, suffer from proventriculus or gizzard erosions. In recent years, […]
Continue Reading →Ducks are among the most sensitive species to mycotoxin contamination Although ducks are among the most sensitive species to mycotoxin contamination, the toxicity of mycotoxins in ducks is not as well studied as in chickens. On the other hand, the global production of duck meat and eggs is raising in the recent years, so it […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Contamination by fumonisins is increasing in swine feeds worldwide. Fumonisins are a group of mycotoxins discovered in 1988 and produced primarily by Fusarium verticillioides and Fusarium proliferatum. There are at least 28 different forms of fumonisins, being fumonisin B1 the most common. The percentage of fumonisin-contaminated feedstuffs is rising in recent years, as climate change is causing extreme […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Based on the European philosophy about the application of natural compounds to layers and breeders. Directed to boost productivity of layers and breeders, with a return on investment of 7.5:1. The program includes one of the most effective mycotoxin binders of the market. Helps to maintain productivity in despite of stress and health-related problems. Optimizes […]
Continue Reading →Can mycotoxins be completely detoxified in rumen? The impact of mycotoxins on dairy cows is less studied than on pigs and poultry. Opposite to monogastrics, dairy cows have certain bacteria and protozoa in their rumen that, under certain circumstances, are able to totally or partially detoxify certain mycotoxins. For this reason, dairy cows and ruminant […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Take advantage of our expertise in the use of natural products In recent years, the use of plant-derived compounds as performance and health enhancers as an alternative to chemical treatments is increasing. Plant-derived compounds have proved to be able to modify the flora of the rumen, improving productivity and maintaining digestive health, and also to […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →ChampionPig© was officially launched on April 11th in Qingdao, China Since the foundation of our company, we at PlusVet Animal Health are focused on customer benefits. Framed within this philosophy and thanks to our past experience on the use of natural products in pig farming, we designed ChampionPig©, a complete program from farrowing to the […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Full program for farrowing and nursery periods, with measurable impact on the performance of the whole life. Despite having one of the most restrictive legislations in the world on the use of antibiotic growth promoters and on animal welfare, European pig farms are the most productive in the world. Nowadays many farms reach 35 alive […]
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