Improved fattening performance (ADG, FCR): Consistent results regardless of health conditions or feed type
Four trials conducted in fattening units have confirmed the beneficial impact of ProbioactiFAP® on the growth of kits regardless of farming conditions, resulting in increased live weight at slaughter and improved feed conversion ratios during the fattening period. These results may be explained by improved digestive efficiency linked to the stimulation of fibrolytic flora activity and the trophic effect of ProbioactiFAP® on the digestive tract, as demonstrated in preclinical studies. These results were published at the 2004 ITAVI National Day on Meat Rabbit Farming (Le Normand, 2004).
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Unfavorable health conditions: reduced mortality: improved zootechnical performance (ADG, FCR)
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