Swine
A well-balanced diet is essential to meet the specific nutritional needs of swine at different stages of their life cycle. The typical diet for pigs consists of a mixture of grains, protein sources, vitamins, minerals, and additives. Nutritional programs may vary depending on the pig’s age, weight, and production purpose (e.g., breeding or finishing).
Water availability is also crucial, as pigs need access to clean and fresh water to maintain hydration, aid digestion, and regulate body temperature. Proper swine nutrition management is essential for maximizing growth rates, feed efficiency, and overall herd health while ensuring the welfare and productivity of the pigs.
Better digestion
Better litter quality
Improve gut health
Better digestion
Better digestion helps in the efficient absorption of nutrients, leading to improved growth rates and weight gain. Animals with optimal digestion require less feed to meet their nutritional needs, reducing production costs and promoting sustainability. Healthy digestion minimizes the occurrence of digestive disorders, resulting in reduced stress and improved overall well-being. Ultimately enhancing productivity and the environmental impact of farming practices.
Better litter quality
High-quality litter creates a comfortable and clean environment for animals, promoting their well-being and reducing stress levels. Improved litter quality also reduces the risk of ammonia buildup, which can negatively affect respiratory health and overall performance. Additionally, better litter quality decreases the likelihood of disease transmission and minimizes the presence of pests or parasites.
Improve gut health
A healthy gut is essential for efficient digestion and nutrient absorption, allowing pigs to obtain the maximum nutritional value from their feed. Enhanced gut health also supports a balanced gut microbiome, with beneficial bacteria outnumbering harmful pathogens. This helps in maintaining a robust immune system, reducing the risk of digestive disorders, and improving disease resistance. Improved gut health in pigs leads to reduced instances of diarrhea, improved feed conversion efficiency, and decreased reliance on antibiotics.
Recommended Products
GLOBACID OPCL is designed to amend a piglet's inability to produce sufficient HCL, the high acid binding capacity of piglet feeds, and pathogenic bacteria contaminations, resulting in less diarrhea.
GLOBASTOP selectively binds to specific bacterial toxins, mycotoxins and other pathogenic molecules to improve the gut health of animals.
GLOBAMAX B700 is a protected, highly concentrated calcium butyrate feed supplement. It is designed to ensure and maximize the beneficial effects of calcium butyrate in the intestine, leading to optimal gut health.
GLOBATAN is a chestnut extract that contains pure tannins (100% hydrolysable) and has recognized properties for improving the digestive health and function of poultry, swine, and ruminants.