gut health

C. perfringens type A infection is typical for piglets during the first days of life. Photo: Mark Pasveer

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Neonatal diarrhoea and coccidiosis – can we do better?

Can you influence intestinal microbiota with feed?

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Can you influence intestinal microbiota with feed?

Artemisia absinthium and pumpkin seed could be used as treatments and alleviate potential negative effects caused by an A. galli infection. Photo: Agnieszka Kwiecień

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Phytogenics against roundworms in laying hens

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Grape seed procyanidins can improve gut health

Researchers have discovered mechanisms in the way that L. intracellularis influences feed efficacy. Photo: Canva

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Intestinal disease will cost you when feed is expensive

Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast can be used as probiotics to restore normal flora of intestine. Photo: Kateryna Kon

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Brewer’s yeast can help reduce methane production

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Fatty acid esters for better modulation of microbiota

Nutritional manipulation of gut health for piglets starts pre-birth at the end of the gestation period and during the lactation period. Photo: Canva

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Postbiotics: A new era in gut health

Yucca schidigera diminished the adverse effects of Eimeria infections in broilers. Photo: Forest & Kim Starr

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Technologies that improve gut health

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Holistic nutritional approach for improved gut health