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The power of the functional renal system, The support…

  • September 27, 2019October 15, 2019
The power of the functional renal system, The support by Renal Cleaner
Dr. Sattar Shoji Rad: “It has been a long time that I have been using XVET products and I am totally aware of the effect of XVET products. Therefore, I decided to do a  trial on Renal Cleaner. The idea came from the point that I was clearly observing viability after Renal Cleaner administration in poultry farms and at the end of cycles the FCR and flock weight gain was improving even though Renal Cleaner was suggested to be used for short period and not continuously in farm. As I have been working as Clinician in poultry industry and I have broiler farms myself, I decided to have a research in my own farms and I did this research for two consecutive cycles”. The trial started in two different houses with the same nutritional plan and other relevant factors.  The number of birds in each house was 10.000 and houses were placed next to each other.

Period 1:
Renal Cleaner was administered as 0.5 ml for 24 hours and two times a week starting from day 10 onward. The rearing period was 45 days. Both houses have not taken any Antibiotics and at the end of the cycle there was no need for Antibiotic administration in each house. It is worth to consider that the average feed consumption in the Renal Cleaner treatment group was 285 gr more than the control group with the higher body weight of 160 gr for treatment group.
Period 2:
Renal Cleaner was administered as 1 ml for 24 hours and for two times a week starting from day 10. The rearing period of this cycle was for 46 days. Meaning that the house which was the treatment group in the first cycle is control group and vice versa. It is worth to mention that in this cycle and in the control group Antibiotic (Doxycycline) was administered but there was no need for Antibiotic in treatment group. At the end of this cycle there was difference between two treatments as well with 300 gr more feed consumption and 172 gr more body weight for Renal Cleaner group.
“This experience was a great experience for me and I decided to share my experience with many of poultry houses and suggest them to use Renal Cleaner, XVET Germany. I feel that when a flock will be in a better condition related to health and immunity by continuous use of Renal Cleaner obviously the antibiotic consumption will be less. I decided to share my experience with XVET team with pleasure and thanks.”
Dr. Sattar Shoji Rad, Fars province, Iran

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