- Sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate, sodium citrate Supplies sodium and chloride, main electrolytes in chickens; sodium helps maintain water and fluid balance, which heat can disturb.
- Potassium chloride Supplies potassium, one of the main electrolytes for chickens.
- Vitamin C Supplies vitamin C to help chickens cope with high temperatures.
- Dextrose Supplies a simple sugar as a source of energy for chickens.
- Dosage
- 1 g per L drinking water, or 100–150 g per tonne of feed
- How to use
- In water: Dissolve completely in water before adding to the drinking water system. Prepare fresh daily and discard any unused solution after 24 hours.In feed: Pre-mix the required amount with a small portion of feed, then mix evenly into the whole batch.
Content per 1 kg
- Sodium chloride100 g
- Calcium lactate100 g
- Calcium gluconate100 g
- Sodium bicarbonate150 g
- Sodium citrate200 g
- Potassium chloride150 g
- Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate60 g
- Vitamin C48,500 mg
- Betaine HCl10,000 mg
- Dextrose78 g
Nominal formula content, before process loss.
- Bag 1 kg3-layer aluminum laminated bag, heat-sealed
TV-PP-13B-01K - Bag 5 kgPA/PE printed bag, 140 µm, heat-sealed, with handle
TV-PP-13B-05K - Bag 20 kgLaminated woven PP bag, sewn both ends
TV-PP-13B-20K
Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C, away from direct sunlight. Keep tightly closed after opening.
Shelf life 24 monthsPacks & SKUs
Dosage is for reference only; follow the advice of a veterinarian or technical staff. Introduction stage · R&D specification Version 2, 03 Nov 2026. Formulas, dosages and packaging may change.
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