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Liver Safeguard

Ingredient: Composition Content(mg/L) Silymarin 5’000.00 L-carnitine 10’000.00 DL-Methionine 10’000.00 Choline Chloride 100’000.00 Magnesium 100.00 Zinc 200.00 Core Mechanism of the…

Ingredient:

CompositionContent(mg/L)
Silymarin5’000.00
L-carnitine10’000.00
DL-Methionine10’000.00
Choline Chloride100’000.00
Magnesium100.00
Zinc200.00

Core Mechanism of the Liquid Formulation

Compared to powder/tablet forms, the liquid formulation has unique value for liver health:

Faster absorption:

 Water-soluble components (Choline Chloride, L-Carnitine, Magnesium) and solubilized Silymarin/DL-Methionine are directly absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract, quickly reaching the liver to exert effects (critical for acute liver stress).

Reduced gastrointestinal irritation:

The liquid is buffered to a mild pH (avoiding the “irritation peak” of powders in the stomach), making it suitable for animals with weakened digestive function (e.g., sick livestock, elderly companion animals).

Easy dosing for large groups:

Can be uniformly mixed into drinking water for livestock/poultry, avoiding uneven intake issues with powder-mixed feed.

Indications

Livestock (Pigs, Cattle, Sheep)

Focus on addressing liver damage from toxins, metabolic disorders, and nutritional deficiencies (common in intensive farming).

Pigs:

Aflatoxin-induced liver damage:

Prevents or alleviates liver cell necrosis caused by moldy feed (e.g., corn contaminated with Aspergillus flavus); Silymarin protects liver cell membranes, while Choline Chloride promotes fat metabolism to reduce fatty liver.

Post-weaning liver stress:

Alleviates oxidative stress and nutritional deficiencies in weaned piglets (7–30 days old), improving feed conversion and reducing “stunted growth” caused by liver dysfunction.

Sow lactation support:

Enhances liver detoxification function during lactation (reduces toxin accumulation from high-concentrate feed), improves milk quality, and reduces piglet mortality.

Cattle/Sheep (Ruminants):

Rumen acidosis-induced liver injury:

Corrects liver fat infiltration caused by excessive lactic acid in the rumen (Phosphorus/Magnesium stabilize rumen metabolism, while L-Carnitine promotes fatty acid oxidation).

Nutritional liver insufficiency:

Addresses liver dysfunction from choline/methionine deficiency (common in high-forage, low-concentrate diets), improving weight gain in fattening cattle and wool quality in sheep.

Poultry (Chickens, Ducks, Geese)

Mainly for fatty liver prevention and liver support during high-stress periods.

Broilers:

Fatty liver syndrome (FLS):

Prevents liver fat accumulation caused by high-energy feed and rapid growth; Choline Chloride and L-Carnitine promote fat transport out of the liver, reducing mortality from “sudden death due to fatty liver”.

Mycotoxin detoxification:

Alleviates liver damage from feed mycotoxins (e.g., ochratoxin), maintaining growth performance and reducing carcass defects (e.g., “yellow liver” in slaughtered broilers).

Laying Hens:

Fatty liver hemorrhagic syndrome (FLHS):

Reduces liver hemorrhage and necrosis in peak-laying hens (20–60 weeks old), maintaining laying rate and reducing broken/soft-shelled eggs (Copper/Magnesium support enzyme activity for eggshell formation).

Heat stress liver protection:

Alleviates liver oxidative damage during high temperatures (>32℃), avoiding sharp drops in laying rate caused by liver dysfunction.

Aquaculture (Fish, Shrimp; Auxiliary Use)

Rarely used as a mainstream product, mainly for liver support in high-value fish (e.g., salmon, sea bass).

Feed-induced liver damage:

Prevents fatty liver from high-protein/high-fat feed; Choline Chloride and L-Carnitine improve liver fat metabolism, reducing “liver whitening” (a sign of fat infiltration) in farmed fish.

Toxin stress relief:

Alleviates liver damage from waterborne toxins (e.g., heavy metals, algal toxins); Silymarin enhances liver detoxification capacity, improving survival during environmental stress.

Dosage

Livestock (Mixed with Drinking Water or Oral Drenching)

Animal TypeGrowth Stage/Use PurposeDosage (Per Animal Per Day)Administration MethodKey Notes
PigsWeaned piglets (7–30 kg)5–10 mL (preventive); 10–15 mL (therapeutic, e.g., aflatoxin exposure)Mix into drinking water (100–200 mL water per mL liquid)Use continuously for 14–21 days; avoid mixing with alkaline drugs (e.g., sodium bicarbonate).
Fattening pigs (30–110 kg)15–25 mL (preventive); 25–35 mL (therapeutic)Mix into group drinking water (ensure uniform intake)Reduce dosage by 30% if piglets show soft stools (avoid excessive DL-Methionine irritation).
Sows (lactation period)30–50 mL/dayDrench directly or mix into feed (divided into 2 doses)Start 7 days pre-farrowing and continue until 21 days post-farrowing to improve milk quality.
CattleLactating cows (300–500 kg)50–80 mL/day (preventive); 80–120 mL/day (therapeutic, e.g., rumen acidosis)Mix into TMR feed or drinking waterDo not use during acute liver failure (consult a vet first); monitor for reduced feed intake.
SheepFattening sheep (30–50 kg)10–20 mL/dayMix into drinking water (sheep are sensitive to copper; choose low-copper formulations)Avoid long-term use (>30 days) to prevent copper accumulation in the liver.

Poultry (Mixed with Drinking Water)

Animal TypeGrowth Stage/Use PurposeDosage (Per 1000 Birds Per Day)Administration MethodKey Notes
Broilers1–14 days (chicks)500–1000 mLDilute 1:1000 with drinking water (1L liquid + 1000L water)Use continuously for 7 days to support liver development; increase dilution to 1:1500 for weak chicks.
15–42 days (fattening)1000–2000 mL (preventive); 2000–3000 mL (therapeutic, e.g., fatty liver)Dilute 1:800–1:1000Stop use 7 days before slaughter to avoid residue; monitor water clarity (no precipitation).
Laying HensPeak laying period (20–60 weeks)1500–2500 mL/dayDilute 1:500–1:800; ensure daily water intake is sufficientUse continuously for 3–4 weeks to improve eggshell quality; avoid mixing with calcium supplements (may form precipitates).
DucksMeat ducks (1–42 days)800–1500 mL/dayDilute 1:1000Reduce dosage by 50% for ducklings (<7 days old) to avoid intestinal irritation.

Aquaculture (Fish; Mixed with Feed Soaking)

Animal TypeSpecies/Use PurposeDosage (Per 10 kg Feed)Administration MethodKey Notes
Farmed FishSalmon/Sea Bass (preventive)50–100 mLSoak feed for 10–15 minutes (then air-dry slightly)Use 2–3 times/week; avoid over-soaking (may reduce feed palatability).
Tilapia (therapeutic, e.g., fatty liver)100–150 mLSoak and feed daily for 14 daysStop use 10 days before harvest; monitor fish activity (avoid stress during feeding).

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