Avilamycin

Avilamycin 10% Premix (CAS 11051-71-1) is a veterinary antibiotic widely used in poultry and livestock feed to prevent and treat bacterial infections, especially Gram-positive pathogens.

Applications of Avilamycin API

• Veterinary Antibiotic: Used in poultry and livestock feed to prevent and treat bacterial infections caused by Gram-positive bacteria.

• Animal Health Raw Material: Ensures improved growth performance and disease prevention in broilers and pigs.

• Feed Additive API: Compatible with premix and feed formulations, widely used in veterinary pharmaceutical industry.

🏭 Why Choose Arshine Lifescience

Arshine Lifescience provides high-purity Avilamycin API, manufactured under GMP-certified facilities, ensuring consistent quality and global compliance. We are a reliable Avilamycin supplier and exporter, serving veterinary pharmaceutical and feed additive companies worldwide.

1.Professional veterinary API manufacturer with global export experience

2.GMP and ISO9001 certified production ensuring product safety

3.Full documentation: COA, MSDS, TDS for veterinary use

4.Global supply chain covering Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Middle East

5.Reliable Avilamycin 10% premix supplier for veterinary feed additives

FAQ – Avilamycin 10% Premix

Q1: What is Avilamycin used for?
A: Avilamycin 10% premix is primarily used as a veterinary antibiotic in poultry and livestock feed to prevent Gram-positive bacterial infections.

Q2: Is Avilamycin safe for animals?
A: Yes. When used at recommended doses, it is safe for broilers, pigs, and other livestock.

Q3: Can I buy bulk Avilamycin 10% premix from Arshine Lifescience?
A: Yes, we are a global Avilamycin API manufacturer and exporter, offering bulk packaging with full documentation.

Q4: What is the form and purity of Avilamycin?
A: It is a white to light yellow crystalline powder, 10% premix purity verified by HPLC.

Q5: Which other veterinary APIs does Arshine supply?
A:Other APIs include Marbofloxacin, Sarolaner, Halofuginone, Menbutone, and Oclacitinib Maleate.