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Good intestinal health improves overall performance
Piglets have difficulty digesting diets that contain vegetable proteins, primarily due to insufficient acidification in the stomach.
The use of organic acids in drinking water can help support both the stomach and intestines during this critical phase.
By promoting optimal stomach and intestinal function, organic acids help minimize the risk of infections, improve digestion, and support overall performance. Additionally, they offer a promising alternative to antibiotics by lowering the pH in the upper digestive tract and enhancing nutrient absorption.
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Acidify water with organic acids
MS Goldmix is a complementary feed based on a blend of organic acids, including lactic and formic acid, designed to be administered through drinking water. It is suitable for both pigs and poultry.
In addition to its acidifying properties, MS Goldmix is a palatable product that encourages increased water intake. Its buffering capacity also makes it effective across various water types, including both soft and hard water.
Total water care with MS GoldFeed and Di-o-Clean
Why add organic acids to drinking water
Organic acids offer a range of benefits when added to the drinking water
Optimize digestion
Organic acids help maintain the cellular integrity of the gut lining and support a healthy balance of gut flora. This results in improved digestion and enhanced absorption of proteins, amino acids, and minerals.Reduce bacterial pressure
The immune system of weaned piglets is still developing and remains immature. At the right inclusion levels, organic acids can inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria and yeasts, reducing the microbial load in the gut.Increases general resistance
By promoting gut health and nutrient uptake, organic acids support better feed efficiency and overall performance. This leads to stronger piglets with improved resistance to disease.Which product fits your needs?
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Complementary feeds through clean water lines
Biofilm is a hard or slimy layer formed by microorganisms that accumulate on the inner walls of water pipelines. Composed of mineral deposits (e.g., iron, calcium, manganese) and microorganisms (bacteria, yeast, fungi, viruses), biofilm contaminates water and acts as a vector for disease. When disrupted, it can release large amounts of pathogens, posing significant health risks to your animals. Moreover, additives such as vitamins, minerals and treatments cannot reach their final destination as well.
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