MSE granulated is a dry feed-additive that is meant to be fed on a daily basis. It can be either added to feed at manufacture or top-dressed. It contains several microorganisms that have been demonstrated to have probiotic benefits, including improved feed utilization and growth rate, and protection during everyday stresses such as weather and some handling.

MSE granulated may be safely frozen to prolong microbial viability. However, repeated thawing and re-freezing are not recommended. A pail or jug may be divided into Zip-Loc bags to minimize exposure to air.

For major stresses (birth, lactation, weaning, processing, castration, dehorning, transport, shearing, or showing), use MSE paste or drench.

Recommended rate of inclusion or dosages

In manufactured feed - 1 lb. MSE granulated/ton of feed for all species of livestock.
Note: MSE granulated should never be included in feed that is to be pelleted, the microorganisms will be killed during processing. Instead, apply MSE Liquid after pellets have cooled.

To be used as top-dressing - Animals under 100 lb. - 1 Tablespoon (11 grams) minimum/day, animals over 100 lb. - 1 Tablespoon /100 lb./day. MSE granulated is usually well accepted and very palatable, even if top-dressed. Store tightly sealed and in a cool place out of direct sunlight. May be frozen once, but not repeatedly thawed and re-frozen.

Guaranteed Analysis
Lactobacillus acidophilis 113.4 Million CFU/g
Lactobacillus casei 113.4 Million CFU/g
Streptococcus faecium 113.4 Million CFU/g
Saccharomyces cerviseae 584 Million CFU/g


CFU/g – Colony Forming Units per gram

Ingredients
Dried Aspergillus oryzae fermentation products, Saccharomyces cereviseae, Lactobacillus acidophilis cultures, Lactobacillus casei, Streptococcus faecium, processed organic grain by-products, Bacillus subtilis, Aspergillus niger, sodium bentonite, citric acid, D-glucose.

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