1) The micro-added enlamycin in the feed can play a good role in promoting growth and significantly improving the effect of feed compensation.
2) In both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, enlamycin can show good antibacterial effect on gram-positive bacteria. Enlammycin has a strong effect on the production of gas-producing clostridium dysentery, which is the main cause of growth inhibition and necrosis enteritis in pig chickens.
3) There is no cross-resistance of enlammycin.
4) Enlamycin is very slow to develop resistance and has not yet been isolated to the aegin-resistant thyme-producing clostridium difficile.
5) Because enlamycin is not absorbed in the intestines, so do not worry about the problem of drug residues, there is no period of discontinuation.
6) Enlamycin has stable properties in the feed, and remains active even during the processing of granules.