Oleobiotec
Better value nutrients
Oleobiotec is a range of sensory products based on exclusive synergies between essential oils and spice extracts (oregano, thyme, cinnamon, ginger, pepper, etc.).
Why use Oleobiotec?
Each animal is host to a powerful microbiota. The Oleobiotec range is designed to support the microbiota, keeping it regulated and thus promoting “better-being” through the gut microbiota-brain axis.
Essential oils are sensory active ingredients that are perceived through the olfactory and gustatory senses, in direct link with the brain (palatability). In addition, essential oils, such as thyme or oregano, are known to play a role in the microbiota, promoting balance and diversity (Allaoua et al. 2018; Allaoua et al. 2022). Spices, on the other hand, stimulate proper digestive functioning such as gastric motility and the release of digestive enzymes.
The type of ration, the climate, stressful situations, competition at the trough, etc. can influence feeding behaviour. Decreased intake, chewing or rumination can reduce saliva production and ruminal pH. Spices and olfactory active substances are valuable ingredients for naturally balancing saliva production and quality.
Oleobiotec for which species ?
What forms does oleobiotec come in?
Oleobiotec is available as a powder to be incorporated into feed or as a liquid to be administered in drinking water.
POWDER : Bag of 25kg
LIQUID : 1L – 5L – 25L
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