Vitamin D3 Feed Grade

Vitamin D3 is supplied for bone health and metabolic support in animal nutrition.

Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) feed grade is

a crucial, fat-soluble nutrient for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture, essential for calcium/phosphorus metabolism, bone development, and immune health. It is primarily supplied as a stable, beadlet-form powder (500,000 IU/g) or oil (4–5 million IU/g), often microencapsulated for stability in feed premixes against heat and moisture. 

Key Aspects of Vitamin D3 Feed Grade 
Forms: Available as a dry, free-flowing, light-brown powder for dry feeds (mash, pellets, extruded) or in oil form.
Function: Regulates calcium and phosphorus, crucial for bone growth, shell quality in poultry, and reducing mortality in cattle.
Stability: Specifically designed with antioxidants (like BHT) for stability in complex feed manufacturing processes.
Target Species: Widely used for poultry, swine, ruminants, and aquaculture, particularly in, NHU Animal Nutrition and Across Biotech products.