The Miarom product family by MIAVIT offers innovative solutions to improve animal health and performance. Our products are based on natural phytogenics, whose positive properties have been known for centuries. Inspired by nature, realized by professionals.

Successful feeding tests and broad acceptance by farmers worldwide prove the effectiveness of Miarom products. The health benefits for the animals help farmers in challenging situations worldwide.

Phytogenic substances and processing

Essential oils: Essential oils are volatile components from plant materials and consist of many different chemical compounds. Each oil has individual, highly concentrated key substances that determine its character and effect. The oils are classified into:

• Natural: Essential oils from a defined source plant without synthetic additives. The composition is complex with unique compounds.

• Nature-identical: Essential oils consisting of natural and/or nature-identical ingredients that may contain synthetic substances that occur in nature.

• Synthetic: Oils with molecules that do not occur in nature but have similar organoleptic properties often used as flavours and fragrances.

Tinctures: Alcoholic-aqueous extracts from plant material, produced by maceration or percolation.

Extracts: High-quality extracts of the plant, obtained with solvents such as water or ethanol. There are liquid extracts (with solvent) and dry extracts (without solvent).

Milled plant parts: Dried plants or plant parts that contain the natural active ingredients of the plants and are then milled.

Coated: Encapsulated ingredients that allow controlled release of the active ingredients and increase the stability of the products.

Phytogenics and their modes of action - opportunities in industrial animal husbandry

Respiratory health: Phytogenics such as thyme and eucalyptus support the respiratory tract by helping to clean and open the airways, which is especially important in cases of heat stress. They can help reduce inflammation and promote the overall well-being of the animals.

Gut health: Phytogenic additives such as anise and peppermint promote gut health and support efficient digestion, leading to improved feed conversion ratio (FCR). Thanks to their natural antimicrobial properties, they help combat harmful microorganisms. Additionally, they can increase feed intake by stimulating appetite as natural flavourings.

Heat stress management: Certain phytogenics, such as menthol or peppermint, help minimize the negative effects of heat stress through a "cooling effect" and promote the well-being of the animals. They protect cells from oxidative stress and support the immune system.

Calming: Phytogenics such as lavender or valerian have a stress-reducing effect and promote the well-being of the animals, which can lead to improved performance and health. The calming effect of these phytogenics helps animals cope better with stressful conditions, enhancing their overall quality of life.