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Blend of natural and natural identical essential oil compounds as a strategy to improve the gut health of weaning pigs

Luise et al., 2023

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Luise D
Correa F
Negrini C
Virdis S
Mazzoni M
Dalcanale S
Trevisi P
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Weaning is one of the most critical phases in pig's life, often leading to postweaning diarrhoea (PWD). Zinc oxide (ZnO), at pharmacological doses, has been largely used to prevent PWD; however, due to antimicrobial co-resistant and environmental pollution issues …
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