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Enzymes are Bio Catalysts which increases the Bio chemical reaction within the cell without undergoing any change. Enzymes accelerate chemical reactions of the living cells for certain nutrients from the feed stuffs to become available to the organs and tissues.
Feed enzymes function by enhancing the digestibility of nutrients in situ.
Enzymes are involved in all anabolic and catabolic pathways of digestion and metabolism.
Due to constant increase in price of feed ingredients , cheaper and nonconventional Feed ingredients have to be used which contain higher percentage of Non Starch Polysaccharides, which are not well digested by poultry.
Use of Enzymes such as LEXZYME break down the NSP’s and eventually improve the digestibility of nutrients.
Feed premix- LEXZYME, PHYTALEX 5000
Water miscible enzyme- SAIZYME
Animal feed supplement
Each gm contains :
300 to 500 grams per ton of feed.
1 kg
Animal feed supplement
Each gm contains :
Poultry and Livestock
0.5 gm - 1 gm per litre of drinking water for 5-7 days
0.5 gm - 1 gm per kg of feed for 5-7 days
100 gm
500 gm
Phytalex 5000 is able to effectively liberate digestible phosphorus in the feed as per the recommended table below. Due to differences of P utilisation in poultry, it is recommended to use higher phytase application in fast growing poultry like broilers than in laying hens.
Broilers : 100gms
Layers : 60gms
25 kg Bag
Feed metabolism
Each litre contains :
200 – 250ml/1000L of water or as recommended by the veterinarian.
100ml
500ml
1 litre
Enzyme blend for improved digestibility.
Each gram of DG ZYME contains :
Poultry and Livestock
Water : 0.5gm- 1gm per litre of drinking water for 5-7 days
Feed : 0.5gm- 1gm per kg of feed for 5-7 days
100 gms
Each Kg contains:
Broilers: 1gm / 3-4 liters of drinking water or 150-250 gms/ ton of feed
Layers: 1gm / 3-4 liters of drinking water or 150-200 gms/ ton of feed
Breeders: 2gm / 3-4 liters of drinking water or 300-500 gms/ ton of feed
Fancy birds: 1 gm / 3-4 liters of drinking water Or as recommended by the veterinarian
1 Kg