Feedsoft Professional 319 19
Berniece Leonhardt
Feedsoft Professional is a formulation tool with multiple plant capabilities, ideal for the experienced professional, educator, and researcher.
With Feedsoft formulations systems, you can easily control the information that is important to you and your business by organizing your plants, ingredients, compositions.
AFOS ensures the best quality of formulation with a fast, secure, and reliable calculation platform and optimization engine. With AFOS, the formulation is user-friendly, scalable, and customizable, integrating nutrients, raw materials, formulas, labels, and best practices.
Knowledge is power. Increase the quality of feed while reducing the price. AFOS is a key tool that will provide you with crucial information and store all your feed data to increase productivity and minimize cost.
With cloud and standalone technologies, easily chose between local and cloud databases. Define environment and configure access for your clients to your cloud database. With SaaS software licensing and delivery model, reduce costs and provide the best service for your company.
AFOS is applicable for all animal groups, including but not limited to ruminants, poultry, swine, pets, aquaculture, etc. With cloud technology, access your data from any device and any platform at any time.
AFOS, with its unique EazyFeed algorithm, will help you optimize your animal feed like a professional at a low cost. Use an intuitive and user-friendly interface with the option to access data from everywhere to improve your production.
NatureHolic Hauptfeed is a professional staple food for all aquarium fish. We supply Hauptfeed in the form of a soft granulate, which thanks to its grain size of half a millimeter can be easily absorbed by small to medium-sized fish. The soft consistency resembles the texture of insect larvae in nature and protects the fish mouth from micro-injuries.
Our NH Immun+ complex, which was specially developed for the NatureHolic fish food range. Here, highly effective phytochemicals and prebiotic substances provide an improvement in the immune condition of your fish, including garlic extract, which is also said to have a mild antiparasitic effect.
Our NH Color+ high performance additive, which does not - like conventional color boosters - rely on astaxanthin alone, but uses 5 different color boosters: Beta-carotene, Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Lycopene and Astaxanthin. But carotenoids can do much more than just pretty colors, they have a positive effect on the immune system and the reproductive behavior of the fish.
Our NH Energy+ complex consists of special amino acids and serviates, such as L-carnitine or gamma-aminobutyric acid. In addition to a significantly improved condition, our extensive tests have shown improved growth in our aquarium fish. These substances have been used in professional aquaculture for a long time and are now also available for our ornamental fish in the aquarium.
NatureHolic Hauptfeed is taken up very greedily by the aquarium fish and does not cloud the water - neither before nor after being eaten. Thanks to the high quality ingredients the feed is highly digestible and the nutrient absorption in the intestines of the fish is extremely good. Thus, no excess nutrients get into the water with the fish feces. The water remains clear.
Feeding advice: Feed several times a day a small amount, which will be eaten by the fish within a few minutes. Here you do not buy air and cheap fillers. There is power in NatureHolic main feed! Due to the concentrated food formula, the food sinks a little faster than conventional fish food. Therefore it is better to feed smaller amounts several times a day.
Money-back guarantee
We promise best acceptance - your fish will love the food! We are so convinced of the quality of our feed that we will refund your money if you are not satisfied with it. Without ifs and buts! Return address: NatureHolic GmbH - Frstenwalderweg 7 - 68309 Mannheim, Germany
While feeding your baby provides nutrition for physical and mental growth, it is also an opportunity for you to love, touch and communicate with your child. When your baby gains weight steadily and is content and thriving, it's reassuring and rewarding. A baby born with a congenital heart defect (CHD), however, may not gain weight as rapidly as other infants, despite your hard work and persistence. At times this may be frustrating.
Healthy babies usually double their birth weight between 3 and 4 months of age. Infants and children with congenital heart disease tend to gain weight more slowly. The most common reason for poor growth is that the baby isn't taking in enough calories or nutrients. Infants may get tired while feeding and therefore take in less food. If your baby seems to drink enough breast milk or formula, he or she may still gain weight very slowly due to the increased caloric needs. Your baby's pediatrician or cardiologist will weigh your baby with each office visit. These weight measurements will show how well your baby is growing.
Breast feeding is the best source of nutrition for most infants. It can also reduce the risk of certain health conditions for both mother and baby, but it's important to be flexible about your feeding method and schedule. Some babies with heart disease may also require feeding supplements to their breast milk or formula or require feeding through a feeding tube placed into the nose.
Babies with congenital heart disease typically do best when fed more often and on demand. They tend to tire quickly during feeding, so frequent feedings tend to work well. Initially, you may need to feed your baby every one to three hours, and you may need to wake your baby several times during the night for feeding until he or she is able to tolerate a larger volume of milk.
How much and how often babies feed will depend on their individual needs. The first few days they may feed every one to three hours. During the first weeks and months they will feed about every two to four hours. Although this may vary at times with shorter or longer times between feedings, generally they will feed eight to 12 times in 24 hours.
If you have questions or need help with either pumping or getting the baby latched onto your breast, contact a lactation consultant. Before you're discharged from the hospital, the lactation consultant will watch you breastfeed your baby to make sure it's going well.
Formula feeding may provide a little more flexibility than breast feeding, particularly if your child remained in the hospital for treatment after birth. Bottle-feeding also allows the baby's father and other family members to become more active in feeding the baby.
Commercial formulas, available at most supermarkets, are regulated by the Food and Drug Administration and must meet minimum nutritional and safety standards. You and your baby's health care professional can decide which formula is best for your baby. Be sure to wash your hands and bottles and properly prepare the formula when making up a bottle. During the first few days start by offering one to two ounces of formula every two to three hours. As your baby gets older you can start to increase the size of the bottle and continue with feedings every three to four hours. Babies will generally take what they need.
There are also many types of baby bottles and nipples available. You may need to experiment to find the best nipple for your baby. An occupational therapist, clinical nurse specialist or feeding team member may assess your baby's feeding habits and make recommendations for a specific feeding schedule and nipple.
Many babies with congenital heart disease are given medications such as furosemide to control congestive heart failure. These medications typically don't interfere with feedings. It's usually best to give medications to your baby before a feeding. Give the medications directly into your baby's mouth using a syringe or dropper from the medication bottle. Do not mix any medication in the formula bottle because your baby may not finish the bottle. If the baby vomits after the medication, do not give that medication again until the next scheduled time.
Contact your cardiologist or other health care professional if your baby becomes ill, feeds poorly or vomits more than two to three feedings per day. Your baby's medication may need to be adjusted, or a formula change may be needed.
Persistent and loving efforts to feed your baby will be rewarded. Even when your baby doesn't eat with enthusiasm, just being physically close to you during feeding times is important. Feeding your baby should be a positive experience, never a battleground. Let your baby decide when he or she is satisfied. If you have feeding problems or questions about your baby's growth, talk with your pediatrician, cardiologist, nurse or dietitian.
Feed 1 chew per 25 lbs of body weight daily. Not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately. This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Store in a cool, dry place.
Wet food is cooked at high temperatures for sterilisation, which results in longer shelf life than dry diets before opening, but once opened, is more perishable. There are several textures available in wet food, such as mousse, loaf, chunks in gravy or in jelly.Dry food is mostly extruded but can also be baked. Wet food is more expensive than dry on a per calorie basis.
Cats have evolved from arid geographical locations and their response to low moisture foods is to concentrate their urine rather than drink more water. Typical prey of the cat has a moisture content of >60% and it has been suggested that feeding wet food would be a more appropriate way to provide water to cats rather than relying on drinking water.
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