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From healthy coats to robust immune systems, our nutritional technologies help dogs and cats overcome challenges for healthier, happier lives.
We can help you with:
- Feed efficiency
- Food enrichment
- Gut health management
- Protein management
- Mineral management
- Mycotoxin Management
Pet Products
Sel-Plex®
Supported by more than 20 years of research, Sel-Plex® is the most proven form of selenium-enriched yeast. Sel-Plex optimizes performance and supports mineral retention.Bioplex®
Bioplex® minerals are trace minerals that are bound to amino acids and a range of peptides. They are easily absorbed and readily metabolized, optimizing animal performance.Bio-Mos® NG PT
Effective during all phases of growth, Bio-Mos® is designed to maximize performance and profitability.Programs & Services
Pet Articles
Pet food experts harness the power of yucca
Pet food production carries its own unique ecological footprint, from sourcing ingredients to packaging and transportation. Embracing sustainable practices in pet food manufacturing not only reduces environmental impact but ensures the long-term health and vitality of our pets. By opting for sustainably sourced ingredients and employing...
Unveiling the Impact of Mycotoxins on Canadian Agriculture: Alltech’s 202...
The hidden threat of mycotoxins: Mycotoxins, naturally occurring toxins produced by certain molds, have been linked to a range of issues in farm animals. The 2023 Harvest Analysis: This year, Alltech conducted an extensive analysis, testing nearly 900 new-crop grain and forage samples across Canada. The results, compiled in the 2023 Harvest...
Mycotoxin Vulnerabilities in a Changing Climate: A Comprehensive Overview
The Alltech Harvest Analysis, a decade-long initiative, is a comprehensive step in understanding the complexities of new crop quality and mycotoxin prevalence. The program captures trends and enables robust data comparisons across years and regions. This analysis plays a pivotal role in empowering feed and livestock producers with the knowledge...
