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Ruminants

La nécessité de garantir l’absorption par les ruminants d’une quantité correcte de nutriments dans l’intestin ne peut faire abstraction de la dégradation par la microflore du rumen. Depuis plus de 30 ans, notre recherche scientifique s’est fixé pour objectif d’améliorer le contournement du rumen afin qu’une concentration plus faible d’ingrédients actifs dans l’alimentation conduise à une performance maximale.

Microtinic® B12

Microtinic® B12 est une forme de vitamine B12 microencapsulée rumino-protégée pour les vaches à haute production et les ruminants.

RUMEN BY-PASS

Vitamin B12 plays a key role in many metabolic pathways (trans-methylation, gluconeogenesis, beta-oxidation of fatty acids) involved in energy and protein metabolism of the transition dairy cow.
Vitamin B12 in Microtinic® B12 is microencapsulated in a lipid matrix in order to by-pass the rumen and be highly available at the intestinal level.
Once in the intestine, the lipases start to digest the lipid matrix, releasing vitamin B12 and making it available for absorption. Vetagro’s technology assures that vitamin B12 is absorbed within the small intestine due to the tailored particle size.
The protection of Microtinic® B12 is adapted to the digestive transit time of ruminants.

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