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Clinical study
Animal
Poultry
Easier startup: improved growth performance and repeatable results
Broiler chicken > Ref-EOPFR-Vo03
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Jan 24, 2025

Clinical study
Animal
Pig
Reducing the incidence of diarrhea and improving post-weaning growth performance: ProbioactiFAP® as an alternative or in combination with antibiotics
Weaned piglets > Ref-EOPFR-Po02
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Jan 24, 2025

Clinical study
Animal
Pig
Sow prolificacy: reducing stillbirth and pre-weaning mortality - higher litter weight and batch uniformity at weaning
Sows > Ref-EOPFR-Po01
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Jan 24, 2025

Clinical study
Animal
Ruminant
ProbioactiFAP® enriched with antioxidants and polyunsaturated fatty acids: supports reproductive performance
Dairy cow > Fertility > EOPFR-Ru04
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Jan 24, 2025

Clinical study
Animal
Ruminant
ProbioactiFAP® enriched with antioxidants and polyunsaturated fatty acids: improving the nutritional value of milk
Dairy cow > Milk quality > Ref-EOPFR-Ru03
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Jan 24, 2025

Clinical study
Animal
Ruminant
Neonatal diarrhea: treating dysbiosis and effectively combating oxidative stress as an adjunct to antibiotic therapy
Calf diarrhea > Ref-EOPFR-Ru02
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Jan 24, 2025

Clinical study
Animal
Ruminant
Optimizing digestion and nutrient absorption (milk and solid feed) for improved growth performance, earlier weaning, and faster maturation for breeding.
Young ruminant > Ref-EOPFR-Ru01
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Jan 24, 2025

ProbioactiFAP® Program
Animal
Ruminant
ProbioactiFAP® Ruminant Product Positioning
Discover the RUMIFAP® range for the ruminant microbiota
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Jan 24, 2025
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