Single-vitamin premixes

Each kilogram of premix A contains the following levels

IU	5,000,000	Vit A
mg	400	Anti Oxidant
gr	1000	Carrier Up To

Symptoms of vitamin A deficiency

• Tremors due to increased cerebrospinal fluid
• Wrinkles and purulent pimples, particularly on the inner tracheal lining
• Increased blood uric acid
• Lack of appetite and reduced growth
• Roughness of hair and ruffled feathers
• Eye and nose discharge
• Corneal darkness and dustiness
• Water accumulation in the knee joints and the sternum area
• Decreased libido in males
• Irregular estrus, abortion, the birth of a weak and blind neonate, and retained placenta after birth in females
• Reduction of fertility and hatching in poultry

Dosage:

750 g to 1 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist

Each kilogram of premix D3 contains the following levels

IU	5,000,000	Vit D3
mg	400	Anti Oxidant
gr	1000	Carrier Up To

Symptoms of vitamin D3 deficiency

• Decreased absorption of dietary calcium and phosphorus
• Softening of bones or rickets in young and growing animals
• Osteomalacia or osteoporosis in adult animals
• Low growth and severe weakness of legs
• Poor feathering
• Decreased quality of the eggshell
• Decreased absorption of calcium and phosphorus from the intestines and bones
• Milk fever (hypocalcemia) or puerperal paralysis

Dosage:

750 g to 1 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist

Each kilogram of premix E contains the following levels

IU	5500	Vit E
gr	1000	Carrier Up To

Symptoms of vitamin E deficiency

• Improper fertility in roosters and reduction of natural reproduction in hens
• Encephalomalacia, subcutaneous effusion, and muscular dystrophy
• Reduced stimulation and resistance of the animal body in critical periods such as stress caused by cold, heat, vaccination, reproduction, pregnancy, and lactation
• Decreased growth and development, egg laying, and egg quality

Dosage:

1-2 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist

Each kilogram of premix E + Se contains the following levels

IU	11000	Vit E
mg	300	Selenium
mg	400	Anti Oxidant
gr	1000	Carrier up to

Symptoms of vitamin E + Se deficiency

• Encephalomalacia
• Death of muscle cells
• Subcutaneous fluid seepage in the fetus
• Increased mortality and reduced hatching
• Occurrence of primary fetal losses from 1-3 days of age
• Decreased fertility
• Reduced production and eggshell quality
• Increased lipid oxidation

Dosage:

1-2 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist

Each kilogram of premix K3 contains the following levels

mg	5000	Vit K3
mg	400	Anti Oxidant
gr	1000	Carrier up to

Symptoms of vitamin K3 deficiency

• Lack of blood coagulation in skin bleeding and simultaneous bleeding with coccidiosis disease
• Appearance of blood spots in eggs
• Increased intestinal wall injuries
• Increased bleeding and injuries caused by beak trimming

Dosage:

1-2 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist

Each kilogram of premix B complex contains the following levels

mg	1500	Vit B1
mg	4000	Vit B2
mg	10000	Vit B3
mg	20000	Vit B5
mg	2000	Vit B6
mg	500	Vit B9
mg	20	Vit B12
mg	70	Vit H2
mg	150	Choline Chloride

Symptoms of vitamin B complex deficiency

• Impaired metabolism of carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins
• Growth retardation
• Paraplegia
• Reduction of general resistance
• Angioedema
• Skin lesions
• Incidence of diarrhea
• Lameness
• Ruffled feathers

Dosage:

0.5-1 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist

Each kilogram of premix C contains the following amounts

mg	150,000	Vit C
gr	1000	Carrier up to

Symptoms of vitamin C deficiency

• Reduced resistance of livestock and poultry against infectious diseases, poisoning, and stress
• Increased stress during the rearing period
• No reinforcement of the body’s mucus
• Decreased fertility in roosters
• Reduction of hatching
• Decreased quality of the eggshell
• Reduced resistance and increased stress in calves and foals
• Increased complications resulting from heat stress caused by sudden changes in temperature and density of rearing facilities

Dosage:

750 g to 1.5 kg per ton of poultry feed

As prescribed by a veterinarian or nutritionist