Introduction

Polysaccharide Cinnamaldehyde, developed by Univet, is a safe and effective alternative to zinc oxide and antibiotics.

It binds to intestinal mucus, adheres to the mucosal surface, and reaches more than three times the concentration of traditional coated cinnamaldehyde. This effectively suppresses harmful microorganisms in the gut lining, controls diarrhea, and improves growth performance.

Polysaccharide Cinnamaldehyde is produced through the condensation of polysaccharide amino groups with cinnamaldehyde, forming C=N bonds. Its anti-diarrheal effect is 2.5 times stronger than zinc oxide and more than three times stronger than tannic acid. Polysaccharide binding reduces irritation while preserving the mucosal protection and repair functions of polysaccharide mucins.