CURRENT FEEDING PRACTICES INCLUDING VEGETARIAN DIETS ARE MISSING CREATINE The poultry industry is feeding less animal protein to broilers and turkeys today compared to just a decade ago. The use of animal protein was banned in livestock feeds in the year 2000 in Europe due to concerns over public health. The complete ban was lifted, but animal protein use remains low. Animal protein products,...
While there are other sources of GAA being offered in the market, Creamino is the one available directly from the manufacturer with in-house raw material production, end-to-end quality assurance, security of supply and backed by 30 years of creatine expertise. https://www.alzchem.com/en/agriculture/creamino
Frederic Paris Yes, Creamino is registered in Canada. If you contact me directly at david.nelson@alzchem.com I can provide contact information for our Canadian distributor.
David Nelson thanks for your response but does this recommended inclusion rate also apply for pelletized broiler diets taking into consideration the heat?
Omogbemi Benjamin Adeleke Yes it does. Unlike creatine, Creamino (guanidinoacetic acid) is stable during pelleting conditions and is not affected by heat or moisture. There is no degradation of Creamino during pelleting. It is also free flowing and non-dusty so disperses well throughout the feed.