Colonization in Small Intestine
The proportional growth of small intestine is greater than that of body weight and peaks during 6-10 days post-hatch. Microbial colonies of the Gut are acquired post hatch from the environment, feed and water to which the chicks are exposed. Gut Colonization starts post hatch and by 14 days the microbial colony in the small intestine gets established.
Gut Health
Events occurring at early age have significant impact on the production performance of birds. They affect the morphological development, the functional development and the immunological development of the Gut.
SpectraSol-DFMGTH
SpectraSol-DFMGTH is a consortium of selected beneficial microbes in water soluble formulation to positively enhance Gut Health in poultry. SpectraSol-DFMGTH helps to improve health and production performance in birds.
Early Exposure with Beneficial organisms
Spray Exposure of chicks with SpectraSol-DFMGTH at hatchery introduces beneficial gut microbes for a healthy gut and immune system.
Drinking water with SpectraSol-DFMGTH, especially for the first two weeks helps to ensure Gut health and production efficiency in birds.
SpectraSol-DFMGTH – Mode of Action
The Direct Fed Microbials in SpectraSol-DFMGTH have multi-dimensional spectrum of activity in improving gut health of poultry.
SpectraSol-DFMGTH Benefits
Establishment of beneficial microorganisms in gut
Helps in the elimination of gut pathogens
Enhances digestion and absorption of nutrients
Improves immunity
Composition
SpectraSol-DFM GTH provides Pediococcus acidilactici, Enterococcus faecium, Bacillus subtilis, Lactobacillus spp., Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus amyloliquefaciens.
Usage Recommendation
Mix 1.0 gm SpectraSol-DFM GTH per litre of drinking water to provide a concentration of 6.0 x 108 CFU per litre or as recommended by the consultant veterinarian.
Precautions
N/A
Direction of Use
Use as prescribed by the doctor.
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