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Livestock
Pigs and ruminants are major species of livestock. Our solutions bring a brighter future for livestock industry. We help improve livestock production and enhance health and disease resistance by molecular breeding and veterinary drug development. We also assist in designing efficient feed and developing feed additives for monogastrointestinal animals and ruminants.
Poultry
Poultry is an important source of high-quality protein. We offer a broad portfolio of avian research services and products that helps maintain and improve avian health and enhance avian production. We provide innovative programs and technical services that support a safe and affordable food supply.
Aquaculture
Investment in genetics and genomics research in aquaculture breeding programs will present a tremendous opportunities for the development of the aquaculture industry. In addition, the development of aquacultural vaccines and novel drugs and the optimization of aquacultural feeds also have an important role to play in the sustainable development of farmed fish, shrimp, and shellfish.
Companion Animals
Our goal is for companion animals to live a healthy life with their owners. That's why we offer state-of-the-art products and services for companion animal health product development and feed development, including a range of veterinary medicines, vaccines, feed additives as well as health management tools, etc. BioVenic is proud to be a partner in veterinary medicine and feed development companies, working together to provide pets and pet owners with the support they need to ensure the well-being and quality care of their pets.
Insects
Economic insects such as silkworms and honeybees are of high economic value in agriculture. In addition, some insects can be used as high-quality protein feed. We provide a one-stop shop for economic insect R&D services and products to meet the various requirements of researchers.
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We also focus on the well-being of wild and rare animals, discover the mysteries of invertebrate species, and explore the potential value of animal-derived products and animal by-products.