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basical nutrition feed additive chelated proteinate minerals for all poultries   Zinc proteinate is another common mineral supplement found in many cat foods. Like copper proteinate, it is a form of zinc that is bound to amino acids, which can improve the bioavailability and absorption of this essential mineral.   Zinc plays several important roles in a cat's health, including:   Supporting a healthy immune system Enabling proper growth and development Assisting in wound healing Participating in enzyme function and protein synthesis Maintaining healthy skin and coat   Adding zinc proteinate to cat food can help ensure felines receive adequate amounts of this crucial micronutrient through their diet. The proteinate form is often preferred over other zinc compounds because it is more readily absorbed by the cat's digestive system. The appropriate level of zinc proteinate in cat food will depend on factors like the cat's age, life stage, and overall health status. Cat food formulations are carefully balanced by pet nutrition experts to provide the right amounts of zinc and other minerals to meet a cat's nutritional needs. As long as the cat food has been formulated by reputable manufacturers, the zinc proteinate content should be safe and beneficial for most healthy cats. However, cats with certain medical conditions that affect zinc metabolism may require closer monitoring of their zinc intake. If you have any specific concerns, it's always best to consult your veterinarian.        

Absorption characteristics of small peptides 1. Small peptides do not need to be digested and can be absorbed directly. 2. Small peptides are absorbed quickly, consume low energy and the carrier is not easily saturated. 3. Small peptides have the characteristics of being 100% absorbed by the animal body. 4. Small peptides are absorbed in their complete form. 5 . Small peptides can promote the absorption of amino acids. 6. Small peptides can promote the absorption of minerals. 7. Small peptides can promote the development of intestinal mucosal structure and function. 8. Improve the immune system of animals 9. Replace some antibiotics Research has found that certain bio-active peptides have both antibacterial and antiviral activities, and can promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestines and improve digestion and absorption functions. They are very promising alternatives to antibiotics.

The application of organic chelated trace elements in the preparation of feed additives for broilers involves adding organic chelated trace elements to the basic diet of broilers. The organic chelated trace elements are copper, zinc, manganese, Iron, iodine, cobalt and selenium, among which, per kilogram of basic diet, the added amount of copper is 0.75~6.75mg, the added amount of zinc is 4.0~36.0mg, the added amount of manganese is 4.0~36.0mg, the added amount of iron The amount is 1.50~13.50mg, the added amount of iodine is 0.075~0.675mg, the added amount of cobalt is 0.025~1.225mg, and the added amount of selenium is 0.013~1.113mg. Compared with inorganic trace elements, adding appropriate levels of organic trace elements to corn and soybean meal diets can significantly improve the daily weight gain, feed utilization and body weight of broilers. At the same time, replacing high-dose inorganic trace elements with low-dose organic trace elements can also reduce the excretion of trace elements and reduce environmental pollution.   In the basic diet of broilers, organic copper, zinc, manganese, iron, iodine, cobalt and selenium are added. Compared with the existing technology, the types and dosages of organic trace elements are more optimized and perfected, and the unexpected technical effect of improving production performance is achieved while reducing the dosage. Compared with inorganic trace elements, adding appropriate levels of organic trace elements to corn and soybean meal diets can significantly improve the daily weight gain, feed utilization and body weight of older broiler chickens. Add 25 to 35% organic trace elements (Cu 3.75 to 5.25 mg/kg, Zn 20.0 to 28.0 mg/kg, Mn 20.0 to 28.0 mg/kg, Fe 7.50 to 10.50 mg/kg, I0. 375～0.525mg/kg, Co 1.125～1.175mg/kg, Se 0.063～0.088mg/kg). By the age of 42 or 49 days, the body weight was significantly higher than that of the negative control group without adding trace elements, and even higher. In the control group with 100% inorganic trace elements added. At the same time, replacing high-dose inorganic trace elements with low-dose organic trace elements can also reduce the excretion of trace elements and reduce environmental pollution.   To choose our proteinate chelated minerals for your poultry!