Natural fiber binder for animal nutrition: improves pellet durability, gut health, and moisture management
Feed Grade Psyllium Husk is a functional, soluble fiber widely used as a natural binder and conditioner in compound feed. It enhances pellet integrity, supports digestive comfort, and helps manage moisture in feed matrices. Available in standardized purity grades tailored for different species and formulations.
Request Sample| Parameter | Specification | Test Method |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Light brown powder | Visual |
| Purity | 70–80% (available options) | Sieve/Visual |
| Mesh Size | 40–60 mesh | Sieve Analysis |
| Moisture | Max 8% | ISO 665 |
| Total Ash | Max 3% | ISO 2171 |
| Acid Insoluble Ash | Max 0.6% | AOAC/ISO |
| Swelling Index | Min 40 ml/g | Internal/USP |
| Microbial Limits | Within specified limits | ISO/ICMSF |
Improves pellet durability and reduces fines in poultry, cattle, and aquafeeds.
Enhances stool quality and digestive comfort in dog and cat diets.
Supports rumen health and helps modulate digesta viscosity.
Natural water-binding for stable texture in wet and semi-moist feeds.
Assists pellet cohesion and water stability in fish and shrimp feeds.
Store in a cool, dry place at 15-25°C (59-77°F)
Keep relative humidity below 60%
Protect from direct sunlight and UV radiation
18-24 months when stored under recommended conditions
Common questions about Feed Grade Psyllium Husk
Primarily the psyllium husk purity and swelling index. 80% offers slightly higher functional fiber and water-binding capacity than 70%.
Generally 0.5–3.0% depending on species and target functionality. Final dosage should be optimized per formulation, process, and nutritionist recommendation.
Yes, psyllium husk is widely used across poultry, ruminant, aquaculture, and pet applications. Always follow local regulations and work with a qualified nutritionist for final formulations.