Wholesale Industrial Grade and Feed Grade Calcium Formate

The amount of calcium formate added to feed varies depending on factors such as animal species, growth stage, and feed formula, and a unified fixed value cannot be given. But generally speaking, the proportion of its addition in the feed will be controlled within a certain range to achieve the best effect. The amount of calcium formate added to feed is a comprehensive consideration based on multiple factors. In practical applications, adjustments should be made based on the specific conditions of the animals and the feed formula to achieve optimal growth and economic benefits.

Calcium formate for feed is an efficient, safe, and environmentally friendly organic calcium supplement with broad application prospects in animal feed. However, attention should also be paid to controlling the amount of additives during use to avoid adverse effects on animals caused by excessive use. Compared with traditional inorganic calcium sources, calcium formate has better bioavailability and lower residual levels, with less environmental pollution. Therefore, adding calcium formate to feed also meets the requirements of sustainable development in modern animal husbandry.

Calcium formate for feed is an organic calcium supplement mainly used in animal feed to enhance its nutritional value and promote healthy animal growth. Calcium formate is a white crystalline or powder, odorless, easily soluble in water and ethanol, but insoluble in ether. It contains about 31% calcium and 69% formic acid, thus having both calcium supplementation and acidifying properties.

Calcium formate can help regulate gastrointestinal microbiota issues in farmed animals. Calcium formate can release a small amount of formic acid, thereby helping to stabilize the gastrointestinal environment.

Good use of feed grade calcium formate can help animals reduce their own acid production burden, improve the digestion rate of feed nutrients, and also regulate the creation of a suitable living environment for probiotics, reducing diarrhea during animal feeding.