In vitro killing activity of Innovad’s Novibac® CF 60 against Clostridium perfringens, Salmonella typhimurium and Escherichia coli
Published: June 21, 2018
Summary
Background Growing concerns over resistance to antibiotics in pathogenic bacteria has resulted in increasing public and government pressure to reduce the use of antimicrobial growth promoters (AGPs) in animal feed. A negative result of AGPs removal is potential increase in incidence of certain diseases in poultry, such as necrotic enteritis and avian salmonellosis. Therefore, effective alterna...
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Sarvet Poultry
29 de agosto de 2018
Thanks
Please advise minimal and maximal inclusion rate. Are there side effects of maximum dose?
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Innovad
4 de septiembre de 2018
Dr. Turki Sarakbi,
Thank you for your mail. Min dose is 1 kg/T. Maximum 10 kg/ton. All depends on your needs, the challenge, and the expected economical return. Often a 3 kg/ton is used successfully. Which country? Best regards.
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3 de septiembre de 2018
This an in-vitro assay. What about in animals? What was the pH of the culture media?
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Innovad
4 de septiembre de 2018
Robert Gauthier,
We have had many years of successful use in animal feeds across the globe. This ultimate research helps confirm the mode of actions and the benefits we have seen with animals, in the field. Thank you.
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29 de diciembre de 2021
Hi thank u for providing this text
Please more information about the use less 3000mg/kg of this product that promote growth pathogen bacteria,
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