VETOZIM TRIO (feed mixture of solutions)

Solution. Liquid feed additive (enzyme complex).

1 g of the feed mixture contains active ingredients:

- propylene glycol – 10%

- glycerin (glycerol) – 5%

- xylanase  – not less than 7 430 IU

- phytase – not less than 6 620 IU

- cellulose – not less than 930 IU

The feed mixture VETOZIM TRIO is an enzyme complex that breaks down carbohydrates and hydrolyses non-starch polysaccharides, which reduces their viscosity and the transit time through the digestive tract of animals and poultry and improves the nutritional value of cereals in feed.

Xylanase breaks down arabinoxylans (pentosans) into oligosaccharides and partially into mono-, di- and trisaccharides and thereby reduces viscosity in the digestive tract.

Phytase improves the absorption of minerals, breaks down phytates, resulting in the release of energy, amino acids, Ca and P, which improves calcium and phosphorus metabolism and amino acid metabolism.

Due to cellulase and phytase, the nutritional value of the diet increases, which improves such parameters as body weight gain, egg weight, egg production, bone strength, and increases the productivity of animals and poultry and the efficiency of feed utilisation.

The components included in the feed premixture are natural substances that are fully absorbed and metabolised by animals and poultry.

The feed mixture is used to increase digestibility and absorption of nutrients during fattening of cattle, swine and poultry in order to improve feed conversion.

The feed mixture VETOZIM TRIO is added to feeds and compound feeds at the following doses:

- cattle, swine: 100–170 g per 1 tonne of feed;

- poultry: 90–150 g per 1 tonne of feed.

No contraindications known.

When handling the feed additive, follow generally accepted industrial hygiene and safety practices. Use only as directed.

Canisters of 20 kg and 25 kg, drums of 200 kg and containers of 1000 kg.

Store in a dry, dark place at a temperature from 0 °C to 25 °C and relative humidity not higher than 80%.

12 months.