Compound feed for fur animals

The company produces food for nutria of all age groups, young rabbits and adult rabbits

Compound feed PZK-90 - for nutrias of all age groups and for young rabbits, granules with a diameter of 4.0 mm;
Compound feed PZK-91-1 - for adult rabbits during lactation, granules with a diameter of 4.0 mm;
Compound feed PZK-94 - fattening for adult rabbits, granules with a diameter of 4.0 mm.

In fur farms, the main item of expenditure goes to the purchase of feed for fur-bearing animals. In order to significantly reduce the cost of feed, but at the same time not harm the normal development and formation of the animal organism, granular feed is used.

The compound feed produced is enriched with all the necessary nutrients, vitamins, minerals and trace elements necessary for the full development of the animal.

Protein plays a special role in the body of animals, it serves as a building material for muscle tissue, internal organs, and has a positive effect on the quality of wool. Fur animals are divided into carnivores and rodents, and, naturally, the former need more animal proteins. Thus, we enrich compound feeds with protein in different amounts and ratios with other components. An equally important role should be given to carbohydrates, which are mostly found in plant foods. Carbohydrates are necessary for obtaining energy, maintaining the desired body temperature, and the formation of adipose tissue. Fats are also of great importance in an optimally balanced animal diet. They have the highest calorie content compared to other nutrients and form the energy necessary for the normal functioning of animals. The diet of animal feed must contain a complex of vitamins. They promote the absorption of feed nutrients, have a stimulating effect on the most important functions of various organs and endocrine glands. Do not forget about minerals and microelements, which play an important role in building and maintaining the vital activity of the body of fur animals. The introduction of granular compound feed into the daily diet of fur animals has a positive effect on the development of the body and the formation of future productive qualities.