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USE OF CHOLINE CHLORIDE IN POULTRY PRODUCTION

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 You need this supplement (SHARIVIT)for your broilers & laying birds. Read about the compositions especially No.2 in the composition table

Composition of sharivit


CHOLINE CHLORIDE  REQUIREMENTS OF BROILERS
Choline supplementation in broilers shows a linear response in weight gain up to 1115mg/kg from 10-22 days of age. Increasing choline content up to 2000mg/kg further increases the weight gain

CHOLINE CHLORIDE  REQUIREMENTS OF LAYERS
Layers, like broilers, have an essential requirement for choline. Choline is required for the formation of a phospholipid lecithin, a component of egg yolk. NCR recommendations for choline allowances in laying hens are 105 mg/day for white egg layers and 115 mg/day for those laying brown eggs. 

Generally, Choline chloride is an important additive in livestock, especially poultry as it helps to maintain cell membrane integrity and normal maturation of bone cartilages, thus preventing perosis. Its other functions include: Prevention of abnormal fat accumulation.
Birds with Perosis


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