Animal Feed Additives
Natural feed performance, built on two technologies: standardized phytogenic extracts & functional enzymes.
VEMO’s Animal Feed Additives portfolio is designed for modern nutrition programs that prioritize efficiency, resilience, and predictable outcomes across different species and market requirements.
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Two Technologies. Complementary by Design.
Our feed portfolio is built on two complementary technologies. They can be used independently or combined, depending on the nutritional goal:
- Phytogenic extracts for nutrition-focused support of animal resilience and performance.
- Enzyme technologies designed to unlock nutrient value, support digestibility, and improve feed efficiency.
Together, they provide a practical, science-guided toolkit for addressing real production challenges.
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VemoZyme® Feed Additives
Enzyme-based feed additives, including multi-enzyme complexes and targeted enzymes (e.g., phytase, protease), selected for specific nutritional bottlenecks.
Designed to support:
- digestibility and nutrient assimilation
- nutrient availability, including phosphorus utilization
- feed efficiency and stable performance across production conditions
VemoHerb® Feed Additives
Phytogenic feed additives based on standardized herbal extracts.
Commonly used to support:
- sustainable, efficiency-focused feeding programs
- animal resilience and overall health status
- growth, productivity, and nutrition balance
V-BiotiX (Probiotic Complex)
A probiotic solution positioned for gut health and microbiome balance, used as a stand-alone tool or alongside phytogenic and enzyme programs, depending on the farm’s nutritional strategy.
On the VemoFeed platform it appears as V-BiotiX (also referenced as VemoZyme® PR (V-BiotiX) in VEMO’s portfolio timeline).
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Explore challenges, use cases, and selected solutions by species.
Designed for Consistency, Verified Through Standards
Feed additives must perform in real production environments. VEMO supports this with:
- application-focused development (species, challenge, and formulation context)
- controlled production and batch-level documentation
- laboratory-backed verification within standard-aligned quality frameworks
