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Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) is an essential vitamin for animal growth and bone health. As a feed additive, Vitamin D3 helps promote the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, supports bone development, and enhances immune function. It is widely used in poultry, swine, ruminants, and aquaculture.
| Feed Grade Vitamin D3 | |
| Testing Item | Standard |
| Vitamin D3 Content | ≥500,000IU/g |
| Appearance | White or almost white crystals |
| Identification | EP/USP |
| Specific optical rotation | +105.0°- +112.0° |
| Loss on drying | 5.0% max |
| As | 1ppm max |
| Heavy metals(pb) | 20ppm max |
| Granularity | 100%go through the sieve of 0.85mm |
| (US standard mesh sieve No.20) | |
| More than 85% go through the sieve of 0.425mm (US standard mesh sieve No.40) | |
Feed Grade Vitamin D3
Promotes Bone Health: Vitamin D3 enhances the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus, promoting healthy bone and tooth development and reducing the risk of bone diseases.Boosts Immune Function: Vitamin D3 strengthens the immune response in animals, helping them resist various diseases and reducing illness incidence.
Supports Growth and Development: During rapid growth periods, Vitamin D3 improves feed conversion rates, promoting healthy growth and enhancing production performance.
Improves Reproductive Performance: For breeding animals, Vitamin D3 helps increase reproduction rates and offspring survival, enhancing the productivity of sows and dairy cows.
Reduces Stress Response: In stressful environments such as high temperatures or transportation, Vitamin D3 helps animals maintain stable physiological conditions and minimizes the impact of stress on growth.
Main Ingredient: Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol), ensuring efficacy and stability in feed.
Specifications: High-purity Vitamin D3 that meets feed additive standards, suitable for various animals.
Appearance: White or light yellow powder, easily soluble, suitable for various feed formulations.
Poultry Feed: Vitamin D3 enhances poultry bone health and immunity, promoting growth and production performance.
Swine Feed: In swine feed, Vitamin D3 helps improve calcium and phosphorus absorption, promoting healthy growth and reproduction.
Ruminant Feed: Vitamin D3 supports bone development and immune function in dairy cows and sheep, reducing stress responses.
Aquaculture Feed: In aquaculture, Vitamin D3 enhances the growth and immune capabilities of fish, promoting healthy farming.
Recommended dosage varies based on the animal type and growth stage:
Poultry: 2000-5000 IU/kg of feed
Swine: 1000-3000 IU/kg of feed
Ruminants: 2000-4000 IU/kg of feed
Aquatic Animals: 1000-2000 IU/kg of feed Dosage can be adjusted based on specific farming conditions and needs to ensure optimal results.
Packaging: Available in various packaging options, with a common packaging size of 25 kg bags for convenience in transportation and storage.
Storage Conditions: Store in a dry, cool place, avoiding high temperatures and moisture.
Shelf Life: The product has a shelf life of two years under appropriate storage conditions.
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In today's increasingly competitive feed industry, choosing a reliable supplier is crucial. POLIFAR proudly presents our range of feed additives, designed to provide comprehensive support for your business.
Product Overview:
Amino Acids: Optimize animal nutrition, improving growth rates and feed efficiency.
Vitamins: Ensure healthy animal development with a full range of vitamins from A to B complex.
Phosphates: Essential minerals that support the skeletal health of animals.
Trace Elements: Including iron, zinc, copper, and more, to meet the complete nutritional needs of animals.
We believe that high-quality feed additives can not only enhance the quality of your products but also bring long-term benefits to your business. We look forward to collaborating with you to create a bright future together!
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