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Dr. David Díez Arias - 16/06/2023

Relationship Between Physiological Improvement of the Intestinal Mucosa and Productive Performance

An optimal state of the intestinal mucosa is crucial for the growth and health of animals, as this mucosa acts by allowing the selective passage of nutrients and...

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Technical Queries

Veterinaria Digital - 10/11/2022

Technical inquiries Report 2022 week 43

Review period: 24/10/2022 to 28/10/2022

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Dr. José Luis Rodríguez - 17/08/2022

Intestinal physiological improvement in broiler chickens through the use of pronutrients of botanical origin

The poultry industry has been developing reliable and effective alternative solutions to the use of antimicrobials, without compromising productivity and animal welfare

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Jerson Andrés Cuéllar Sáenz - 24/05/2022

Mycotoxicosis in swine: which are the most important ones?

Mycotoxicosis is a major problem in swine production due to its presence in feed and pathogenic effects on the farm.

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Atlas of Pathology

Veterinaria Digital - 21/03/2022

Necrotic enteritis in broiler

Necrotic enteritis in broiler: In this clinical case, we can observe reddish lesions present in the duodenum and ileum, that are compatible with haemorrhages and necrotic foci caused by Clostridium perfringens. There are several factors that may...

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Biovet S.A. - 1/12/2021

Grain production in China: heavy rains arise quality concerns

Heavy rains occurred during summer and autumn in China compromise the nutritional and microbiological quality of the grain. In this situation, the high moisture content of the grain creates the ideal environment for fungal growth and mycotoxin...


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