At NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD., we recognize the vital role of carriers in maximizing the performance of feed supplements. Precipitated silica has emerged as an exceptional carrier, offering a unique combination of properties that enhance the stability and efficacy of various nutritional and medicinal additives used in animal feed. Its application addresses key challenges related to the handling, incorporation, and bioavailability of these crucial components.

Many active ingredients used in feed supplements, such as vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, and certain drugs, are sensitive to environmental factors like moisture and oxygen, or they may be inherently unstable. Precipitated silica, with its high specific surface area and porous structure, acts as an excellent absorbent. It can encapsulate and protect these sensitive compounds, shielding them from degradation and extending their shelf life. This protective function ensures that the active ingredients remain potent from the point of manufacturing through to their final delivery to the animal. Furthermore, the physical nature of silica facilitates the uniform dispersion of these supplements within the larger feed matrix. This is essential for achieving consistent nutrient intake across all animals in a flock or herd.

The high adsorption capacity of precipitated silica also contributes to improved efficacy by controlling the release of active ingredients. Depending on the specific formulation and application, silica can help regulate how and when these supplements become available to the animal's digestive system, potentially optimizing absorption and utilization. For manufacturers, using precipitated silica as a carrier simplifies the process of incorporating liquid or sensitive additives into dry feed mixes. It effectively converts these components into a free-flowing powder form, eliminating issues like clumping, dusting, and uneven distribution. NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. provides premium precipitated silica that is trusted by the industry to enhance the stability, handling, and overall efficacy of feed supplements, supporting healthier and more productive livestock.