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Checking mycotoxins on farm
Store on pallets, take representative samples, and use ELISA or HPLC when you need a reading. This is farm insight, not a laboratory service page.
Read article →Heat stress in swine
Hot weather cuts feed intake, slows growth, and weakens breeding performance. Airflow, feeding time, and water-soluble vitamin C with electrolytes are practical first steps.
Read article →Mycotoxins in the rainy season
Humidity lets moulds grow in stored ingredients. Dry storage and sampling come first — the current catalog does not list a named toxin binder.
Read article →Three signs around MMA in sows
When sows cannot supply enough milk, piglets miss colostrum and grow slowly. Milk replacer in the first weeks is a nutrition pathway — not a mastitis treatment guide.
Read article →Poultry liver health
The liver drives metabolism, egg output, and recovery after stress. Herbal support can help flocks bounce back — this is not a named-disease protocol.
Read article →Animal health donation 2024
To mark 30 years of the group, Master Vet donated veterinary supplies worth 790,000 baht to seven veterinary faculties and three animal foundations.
Read article →Winter poultry respiratory pressure
Cold, damp, or poorly ventilated houses raise respiratory stress. House climate and herbal respiratory support come first — this is not an antibiotic protocol.
Read article →Vitamin C and poultry stress
Catching, moving, and vaccination days raise stress in poultry. Water-soluble vitamin C can support flocks through those periods.
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