Ruminants

Dietary transitions, changes in raw materials, reformulations? Ensuring good feed intake is the starting point for animal well-being and performance in livestock farming. Ruminants grow attached to olfactory signatures that reassure them and build loyalty.

The transition period from a liquid diet to solid feed during the first few weeks of life in young ruminants, the transition period in dairy cows and certain mineral blocks require special attention. 

Raw materials, molecules, minerals - there are many sources of bad tastes. Ruminants have an extremely well-developed sense of taste, which in some cases leads them to restrict or refuse to eat certain foods. 

The key to sustainable, profitable and environmentally friendly livestock farming. Discover our solution based on exclusive plant extracts with proven efficacy to boost the protein content of feed rations. 

Improving milk production and quality means making the most of feed rations. 

Global warming is having a major impact on livestock farming. Animal comfort and performance are reduced. Make it easier for animals to adapt by harnessing the power of olfaction. 

The composition and presentation of feeds in certain diets, climate-related events and social relationships within the herd can disrupt feeding behaviour and the ability of ruminants to maintain a ruminal pH that enables them to make the most of their feed rations. Safeguard your feed rations and optimal ruminal pH.  

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An energy deficit at the start of lactation can compromise lactation and longevity in dairy cows. To reduce the risk of postpartum metabolic problems, effective and palatable glucose precursor supplementation is recommended.

The arrival and departure of animals in a group can disrupt the established social hierarchy and generates stress, adversely affecting the well-being and performance of the herd. Our olfactory solution can help animals adapt to regrouping and maintain productivity.