Do piglets still need animal plasma?

Animal plasma has been a staple in piglet diets since the early 1990s, but is its cost still justified in contemporary feed formulations?

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Animal plasma has been a staple in piglet diets since its discovery in the early 1990s, primarily due to its functional benefits in promoting gut health and animal growth, both of which were evidenced through increased feed intake.

However, its high cost and evolving feed formulation dynamics, driven by legislation and market concerns, have raised questions about its continued necessity.

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