Oligosaccharides such as ligo-maltose and oligo-fructose can promote the proliferation of avian derived Lactobacillus acidophilus and enhance its beneficial effects in the gut creating a healthy gut microbiome that is low in unwanted pathogenic bacteria.

Lactic acid bacteria, as a type of probiotic, can have significant effects on regulating animal gut microbiota, promoting food digestion and absorption, and enhancing immune function. This article will cover the main benefits of adding lactic acid bacteria probiotics into animal feed.

In recent years, with the rapid development of biotechnology, the application of Feed Probiotics in feed has become increasingly widespread, bringing revolutionary changes to the traditional feed industry. This article is a continuation of the previous article, which dived into the benefits of feed probiotics from several vantage points.

In recent years, with the rapid development of biotechnology, the application of Feed Probiotics in feed has become increasingly widespread, bringing revolutionary changes to the traditional feed industry. So, what are the benefits of adding Feed Probiotics to animal feed? This article will delve into its unique advantages from multiple dimensions.

Feed Probiotics refer to preparations made through special processes using beneficial and harmless probiotics or growth promoting substances of probiotics to the host. Feed Probiotics play various important roles in animal husbandry, including promoting digestion and absorption, enhancing immunity, improving the breeding environment, enhancing the quality and safety of breeding products, and promoting sustainable agricultural development.

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