Preventing dysbiosis: effectively combating performance degradation during challenging conditions
This study on ducks demonstrated the positive impact of ProbioactiFAP® on zootechnical performance during the pre-gavage phase in challenging conditions (older vs. newer brooding facilities). The significant increase in Gram-positive bacteria in supplemented animals helped strengthen the balance of the gut microbiota and was correlated with a significant improvement in growth performance at 70 days. These results confirm the value of ProbioactiFAP during high-risk periods (dietary transitions, regrouping, etc.) to help prevent dysbiosis, which can lead to reduced performance. The results of this study were partially presented at the SEPALM (Waterfowl Selection Center) technical conference.
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