Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Active Dry Yeast)

Product Name: Feed Grade Saccharomyces   cerevisiae (Active Dry Yeast)
 CFU: 20 Billion CFU/g

Product   Description:

Feed   Grade Saccharomyces cerevisiae is an active dry yeast derived from   Saccharomyces cerevisiae, specifically designed for use in animal nutrition.   It is a high-quality probiotic that contains live yeast cells with a potency   of 20 billion colony-forming units (CFU) per gram.

Key   Features:

High   Viability: Contains a high concentration of live, viable yeast cells to   promote optimal gut health in animals.

Improved   Feed Conversion: Enhances the absorption of nutrients, leading to improved   feed efficiency.

Immune   Support: Strengthens the immune system by promoting the growth of beneficial   gut bacteria and reducing pathogenic bacteria.

Digestive   Health: Helps balance the gut microbiota and supports healthy digestion in   livestock, poultry, and ruminants.

Stress   Reduction: Reduces the negative impacts of stress in animals, especially   during times of transition such as weaning or environmental changes.

Applications:

Poultry:   Improves feed conversion rates, supports growth, and enhances egg production.

Ruminants:   Increases fiber digestion, enhances milk production, and supports overall   health.

Swine:   Promotes weight gain, reduces diarrhea, and improves the health of piglets.

Aquaculture:   Enhances disease resistance, improves nutrient utilization, and supports   water quality.

Benefits:

Enhanced   Performance: Improves the growth rate, feed efficiency, and overall   productivity of animals.

Gut   Health: Maintains a balanced gut microbiome, supporting digestion and   nutrient absorption.

Immune   Function: Boosts the animal's natural defenses by fostering beneficial   microbial populations.

Environmental   Stress Mitigation: Helps animals cope with stress from weaning, diet changes,   or transport.

Recommended   Dosage:

Poultry:   0.5-1 g/kg of feed

Ruminants:   2-4 g per animal per day

Swine:   1-2 g/kg of feed

Aquaculture:   1-2 g/kg of feed