Aminovit

We offer Aminovit which is highly concentrated with electrolytes, vitamins, and essential amino acids required for boosting egg production and egg size.

• The offered product helps livestock recover faster from diseases, boosting their immune status.
• It Increases appetite and reduces stress associated with transportation, vaccination, debeaking, heat, etc.

Indications for using Aminovit

It is indicated for use in the following cases:

• Prevention and treatment of dehydration, unbalance of electrolytes, insufficiencies of protein due to high-degree fever, vomit, severe diarrhea.
• Improvement of animal health in convalescence, anemia, stress, depression, emaciation, chronic diseases, or acute diseases.
• Stimulation of appetite; Improvement of feed efficiency; Promotion of body weight gains.

Dosage and administration

• Poultry:
• Prevention: Add 1g to 1-liter drinking water (a full sachet to 450 liters of drinking water).
• Treatment: Add 5g to 1-liter drinking water (a full sachet to 90 liters of drinking water).
• Fish: Add 500g to 1 ton of feed.

Importance of vitamins in poultry production

Vitamins are a group of organic compounds that poultry only require in small quantities, but they are essential for normal body functions, growth, and reproduction. A deficiency of one or more vitamins can lead to a number of diseases or syndromes.

• Vitamin C supplementation is useful when birds are under stress.
• Vitamin A is required for normal growth, reproduction, and maintenance of epithelial cells in good condition (skin and the linings of the digestive, reproductive, and respiratory tracts).
• Deficiency of vitamin A causes nutritional roup, characterized by conjunctivitis, oculo-nasal discharge, and eyelids stuck together with thick exudates.
• Vitamin D3 is required for proper absorption and utilization of calcium and phosphorous, which are required for normal growth, bone development, and eggshell formation.
• The deficiency of vitamin D3 leads to rickets. Birds produce thin-shelled eggs with reduced hatchability, show leg weakness, and penguin-like sitting posture. The beak, claws, and ribs become very pliable.
• Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant and is important for normal neurological functions. Deficiency leads to encephalomalacia/crazy chick disease, exudative diathesis in young birds, muscular dystrophy seen more frequently in older and mature birds.
• Vitamin K is essential for the synthesis of prothrombin, thus it plays an important role in clotting mechanisms and also has a protective effect against coccidiosis.
• Deficiency of vitamin K may cause an increase of blood spots in eggs, hemorrhages in the legs & breast, and failure of blood clotting.
• The B vitamins include vitamin thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine, biotin, folic acid, and cyanocobalamin. B vitamins are involved in many metabolic functions, including energy metabolism. A vitamin premix is typically used to compensate for the fluctuating levels of vitamins found naturally in food and to assure adequate levels of all vitamins.