Optimize Poultry Health And Egg Production With Calcium Amino Acid Chelate Inclusion In Poultry Feed Formulations

Optimize Poultry Health And Egg Production With Calcium Amino Acid Chelate Inclusion In Poultry Feed Formulations

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Dosage and Inclusion:

• The inclusion rate of calcium proteinate in poultry feed depends on the specific requirements of the birds (e.g., age, production stage) and the total calcium content of the diet.

• Typically, calcium levels in poultry diets range from 0.8% to 4.0%, depending on the type of bird (broilers, layers, etc.) and their growth or production stage.

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• Consult a poultry nutritionist or follow feed formulation guidelines to determine the appropriate inclusion rate.

Considerations:

• Cost: Calcium proteinate is more expensive than inorganic calcium sources, so it is often used in combination with other calcium supplements.

• Balanced Diet: Ensure the diet is balanced with other essential nutrients, such as phosphorus and vitamin D3, which are critical for calcium absorption and utilization.

• Feed Formulation: Work with a nutritionist to formulate diets that meet the specific needs of your poultry flock.

By incorporating calcium proteinate into poultry diets, you can improve calcium utilization, support egg production, and enhance overall bird health.

Application in Poultry Diets:

• Laying Hens: Calcium proteinate is particularly beneficial for laying hens, as they require a consistent and highly available source of calcium for eggshell formation.

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• Broilers and Growing Birds: While broilers have lower calcium requirements than laying hens, calcium proteinate can still support bone development and overall health.

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• Starter and Grower Feeds: Including calcium proteinate in starter and grower feeds ensures young birds receive adequate calcium for proper growth.

Proteinate calcium, also known as calcium proteinate, is a chelated form of calcium where calcium is bound to amino acids or peptides. This form of calcium is often used in animal nutrition, including poultry, due to its high bioavailability, which means it is easily absorbed and utilized by the animal's body.

1.  Specification

Appearance	Light yellow powder
Moisture content	≤ 10%
Ash content	≤ 10%
Crude protein content	≥20%
Total amino acid content	≥10%
Organic Calcium content	≥18%
Vitamin E/(mg/kg)	≥5
Vitamin D3/(IU/kg)	≥2000

2. Efficacy

2.1  Increase bone density, prevent osteoporosis caused by inability to stand, lameness, joint swelling and deformation, paralysis and other symptoms

2.2  Significantly increase egg weight and eggshell hardness, improve eggshell and egg yellowness, and effectively prevent caged chickens from producing broken shell eggs, soft eggs and white-skinned eggs.

2.3  Prevention and control of rickets and osteomalacia caused by calcium deficiency in young animals, piglets, calves, puppies and rabbits

2.4 Prevention and control of adult animals: such as sows and other sows consume a lot of calcium due to pregnancy and lactation, such as not being replenished in time, the mother animals have stiff limbs, walking and swaying, body tremors, ataxia, closed teeth, howling, convulsions, severe paralysis, that is, hypocalcemia pathological process

3. Recommended dosage

The amount of aquatic products, livestock and poultry compound feed added is 3%-5%.

Flexible use according to biological varieties, growth period and other factors There were no adverse effects

4 . Packaging and storage

4.1.  20kg/bag (Kraft bag outside and plastic bag inside).

4.2.  Keep tightly closed and placed in a dry and ventilated place.