Excential Butyrates range

Butyrate, fuel for vital intestinal function

Butyrate is known as the main energy source for intestinal cells and has multiple beneficial effects on gut functions related to animal health. Adequate levels of butyrate, especially in the lower intestinal tract, are fundamental to secure gut health. Butyrate stimulates the structural development of the intestine, increasing villi height, has antimicrobial potency towards e.g. Salmonella and E. coli, ameliorates the immune defence system, and reduces diarrhea or wet litter.

Specifications

Product names:

  • Excential Butycoat
  • Excential Buty90

Species:

PoultrySwineAqua • PetsEquine

Active ingredients:

  • Micro-encapsulated source of 30% sodium butyrate
  • 90% concentrated sodium butyrate

Livestock challenge:

Targeted release

of butyrate

With Excential Butycoat, a specific micro-encapsulation process guarantees an optimal gradual release of butyrate covering the entire gut. As a result, the most complete beneficial support of gut health is achieved. With its minor coating, Excential Buty90 has minimized odour of butyrate while release will start immediately after ingestion. Therefore, the focus will be in the first part of the gastro-intestinal system. Thanks to the multifarious mode of action of butyrate to improve gut health, it improves animal performance in combination with antimicrobials, and is an excellent tool for replacement strategies.

Excential Butyrates-range Highlights

Essential for gut health

Targeted release in the gut

No smell thus user-friendly

Fuel required for optimal gut development

Discover the multifarious benefits of Excential Butyrates-range on gut health & performance of animals

With a direct presence in all major established and developing feed producing markets around the world, we are present in the Americas, EMEA and APAC. Contact a specialist, request one or more product flyers, booklets, brochures or the product range overview on our download page. Or download one of the many technical publications.

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