Caustic Calcined Magnesite in Feed

Adding magnesium oxide at feeding time can avoid the onset of magnesium deficiency caused by dietary magnesium deficiency. Meanwhile, magnesium oxide can also be used as an excellent rumen buffer to regulate rumen fermentation, increase mammary gland absorption before milk composition, and improve milk yield and milk fat percentage. Adding magnesium oxide to dairy cows' diets can prevent heat stress.

Magnesium ions, sodium ions, and potassium ions work together to maintain the balance of osmotic pressure on the surface of cells, reduce the response of dairy cows to heat stress, enhance the feed intake of dairy cows in the summer, and ensure stable milk yield.

Chicks fed a magnesium-free diet will survive only a few days. Chicks fed diets low in magnesium showed slow growth, sleepiness, wheezing, and transient convulsions after shock, which eventually led to temporary fainting or death. A lack of magnesium in laying hens will reduce egg production.

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