Choline Chloride (formerly known as "vitamin B₄") is found in animalsEssential water-soluble nutrientsIt can synthesize a small amount by itself, but it is far from enough and must be supplemented from the feed. Most of the choline in natural feed raw materials exists in a combined state.The biological utilization rate is relatively lowFree choline accounts for less than 10% of the total amount, so almost all industrialized breeding requires the addition of feed-grade choline chloride.

It can help prevent fatty liver in poultry farming.Increase weight gain/egg production/hatching rate

Help sows promote growth and increase FCRMaintain the reproductive performance of sows

Help aquatic products extractWeight gain, survival rate, molting/development

Help pets maintain their nervous system and cognitive functions, and support lipid metabolism in the liver

Help ruminants (especially dairy cows) reduce the risk of ketosis, stabilize milk production and protect reproduction