Palmitic Acid

Palmitic acid is used in animal feed primarily as a source of fat and energy. It is a saturated fatty acid that helps to enhance the caloric content of feed, supporting overall energy needs in animals. Additionally, palmitic acid contributes to the development of healthy skin and fur in livestock, and it is often included in the formulation of fat-based supplements and balanced rations to improve animal growth, performance, and overall health. It can also help in improving the texture and stability of feed pellets.

Key Benefits and Uses of Palmitic Acid:

• High-Energy Feed Supplement
  Increases caloric intake for livestock and poultry to support metabolic demand and growth.

• Enhances Skin and Coat Health
  Supports dermal health and contributes to a shinier, more resilient coat or hide.

• Improves Feed Texture and Pellet Stability
  Acts as a binder and stabilizer in compound feed formulations, enhancing product quality.

• Supports Reproductive and Lactation Performance
  Especially beneficial in dairy cattle diets to increase energy density during high-demand periods.

• Compatible with Ruminant Digestion
  Easily digested and metabolized, contributing to overall animal well-being.

Common Application Include:

• Cattle and Poultry Feed

• Dairy Ration Supplements

• Fat-Based Premixes

• Pelleted Feed Enhancers

• Growth and Performance Formulations

Why Choose Palmitic Acid?:

• Dense and Stable Energy Source

• Readily Absorbed and Metabolized

• Promotes Healthy Coat and Skin in Livestock

• Improves Feed Quality and Handling

• Suitable for a Wide Range of Animal Species