Vitaminic and mineral integration | Albitalia

hydroxy trace minerals for adding copper.

This category of trace elements, known as hydroxy trace minerals, is characterised by the presence of covalent bonds that form a single matrix with a crystalline structure...

Hydroxy trace elements for adding manganese.
This category of trace elements, known as hydroxy trace minerals, is characterised by the presence of covalent bonds that form a single matrix with a crystalline structure...

Hydroxy trace minerals for adding zinc.
This category of trace elements, known as hydroxy trace minerals, is characterised by the presence of covalent bonds that form a single matrix with a crystalline structure...

Magnesium performs an important biological function, being able to influence the activity of many cellular enzymes involved in energy metabolism and protein synthesis...

Potassium is the third mineral in terms of quantity found in an animal's body after calcium and phosphorus.  It is a fundamental component of muscles and red blood cells; it regulates the osmotic pressure of body fluids and nerve transmissions. It also forms part of the processes of creatine phosphorylation and protein synthesis...

Betaine is the trimethyl derivative of the amino acid glycine, an additive widely used in animal diets...

Inositol - also known as vitamin B7 - is considered a vitamin-like nutrient and an important component along with the phospholipids of cell plasma membrane...

Nicotinamide (an amide of nicotinic acid) belongs to the group of B vitamins and is a fundamental component of the main coenzymes involved in many reactions both in catabolism and in anabolism...

Vitamin A has a major effect on animal growth, protein anabolism, epithelia, sight and fertility.

Vitamin C or ascorbic acid has reducing properties and is biologically active in both the reduced and oxidised form...

Vitamin D is stored in the liver and kidneys and its main role is to increase the absorption of calcium and phosphorus and to fix them in the bones.

Vitamin E is a natural antioxidant..

Vitamin H or biotin promotes various functions including the activation of the metabolism of carbohydrates and lipids, and plays an important role in the gluconeogenesis process...

B vitamins are important coenzymes of energy metabolism, essential for the activity of the liver and the entire body...

Phosphorus is the second most common mineral after calcium in an animal's body. It plays a fundamental role in growth and reproductive processes...

Monoammonium phosphate - MAP - is produced by reacting purified phosphoric acid with ammonia, under strictly controlled production conditions. It has the highest phosphorus level of any inorganic feed grade phosphate on the market: 26% of P...

MGP is a magnesium phosphate (Mg 26%, P 14%) specially developed for use in feeding ruminants. Its benefits are a high availability of magnesium, good solubility, palatability and low reactivity with other ingredients...

Our product is a spray-dried inactivated yeast derived from a selected strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae with a high content of organic selenium...

Iron is the main component of molecules for the transport of respiratory gases in the bloodstream and of some redox enzymes. The product we market and sell, compared to other sources of iron normally used in mineral supplements, provides a range of advantages...

The most commonly used sources for sodium intake are sea salt and rock salt; in sea salt, in addition to sodium chloride, there is a certain amount of other minerals useful for animals

Selenium is a fundamental element of the glutathione-peroxidase enzyme which, in synergy with vitamin E, has the function of protecting the phospholipids of cell membranes from oxidation-reduction reactions. It can be added both in inorganic form and as organic selenium...