Livestock Drinking Water

Product features

• Anti-stress: Reduce the stress of animals caused by drastic changes or deterioration of the environment and improve the survival rate of breeding.
• Can colonize the intestinal mucosa to form a lactobacillus barrier and reduce the toxic effect of mycotoxin and other anti-source on animals.

Usage
Poultry reared for about 80 days

• Chicken (1~30 days old): Every 4000 chickens, one pack a day, in water, 3~4 hours to drink.
• Medium chicken (30~55 days old): one pack a day (100g/bag) for every 4000 birds, add it to water and drink it for 3-4 hours.
• Large chicken (56~80 days old): one pack a day for every 3,000 chickens, added in water, and consumed in 3~4 hours.

Broilers reared for about 35 days

• For the whole process, use 1 bag per day for every 3000 chickens, add it to water and drink it in 3~4 hours.

User Testimony
Shui Bin, Liu, one of the users of the Water Agent, has two chicken houses and raises about 7,000 chickens all year round. He has 5 years of laying hens breeding experiences, and he has been feeding his chickens with Water Agent for 3 years so far. Mr. Liu has been adding Water Agent to chicken's drinking water during the breeding period. On the first day after the introduction of chickens, the Water Agent was used, and Mr. Liu would make newborn chickens to drinking a lot of water to promote the excretion of meconium so that beneficial bacteria could occupy a dominant position in the gut of the chicks. It turned out that, of the 4,726-chicken raised by Mr. Liu, 4,702 survived, with a survival rate of 99.5 percent.
After Mr. Liu uses Water Agent, the benefits of chicken breeding are very apparent. The effects he shares are as follows:

1. Less money for purchasing drugs. He calculated that during the chicken production process, the cost of each chicken is 1.25 yuan, while the income brought by the products is nearly 10 yuan, with the ratio of input to income being 1:8 to 10.
2. Eggs take longer to lay.
3. Eggs are better.
4. Better environment for chicken farms.