TOXFIN™ RD – Mycotoxin Management for Swine

Why Are Pigs Highly Sensitive to DON Contamination?

Pigs are particularly sensitive to deoxynivalenol (DON) because exposure can negatively affect feed intake, growth performance and overall productivity, even at relatively low contamination levels.

Reduced feed consumption can be one of the earliest signs of DON exposure. When pigs consume less feed, the effects can extend into growth performance, feed efficiency and production economics. And because mycotoxins can occur together, producers may be managing DON alongside other contamination challenges rather than dealing with a single mycotoxin.

Mycotoxin Challenges in Swine May Contribute To:

• Reduced feed intake
• Growth setbacks
• Poor feed efficiency
• Reproductive inefficiencies
• Compromised immune responses
• Variable performance between groups
• Multiple-mycotoxin challenges

Managing DON and other mycotoxins in grain-based feed ingredients is therefore an important part of protecting consistent performance throughout swine production.

Broad-Spectrum Mycotoxin Management for Swine Feed

TOXFIN RD helps swine producers manage DON and multiple mycotoxins commonly associated with grain-based feed ingredients. Its broad-spectrum approach helps reduce mycotoxin exposure while supporting feed quality, feed intake and more consistent animal performance.

TOXFIN RD combines activated binding components designed to address multiple mycotoxin challenges under changing digestive conditions. This helps producers strengthen their mycotoxin management strategy when DON, Fusarium-associated toxins or multiple mycotoxins threaten swine productivity.

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