HUMIGUT
For stable gut health.
Supplementary feed to
support gut functions
HUMIGUT is a supplementary feed that contains natural WH67® humic acids. HUMIGUT stabilises the intestinal barrier by supporting the natural digestive function of the intestinal mucosa, thus making a positive contribution to maintaining natural digestive processes. HUMIGUT can help promote the well-being of pigs, ruminants and poultry, improve feed conversion and also contribute to a normal faecal consistency.
Suitable for all types of animals, and especially for:
What are the benefits of HUMIGUT in animal nutrition?
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Stabilises the intestinal barrier
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Promotes the development of the gut microbiome
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Supports natural detoxification functions
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Positive influence on intestinal transit and normal faecal consistency
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Improvement in nutrient absorption
What makes HUMIGUT so special?
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Unique composition
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Humic acids selected from around the world
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60 years of experience in research and utilisation
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Numerous studies and tests
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In-house laboratories for analyses
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Standardised quality and consistent effects
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Made in Germany
„What I appreciate about HUMIGUT is that it combines several functions into one product. So it helps with shell quality, less medication required, lower mortality, drier litter, and reduced emissions.”
Sam Bowler
Director Naturalfarma
HUMIGUT 02
The booster for every feed.
HUMIGUT Liquid
Liquid, for use in milk.
HUMIGUT 03
The booster with a dust-binding feature.
HUMIGUT ED
The on-farm-solution.
HUMIGUT Fine
The booster with an extra-fine structure.
Global sales via Denkavit
HUMIGUT is available exclusively through our sales partner Denkavit. In Denkavit, GITES has a partner that is recognised for its sound expertise in the field of young animal nutrition and at the same time has international sales structures.
GITES and Denkavit are renowned for their expert advice on the use of Humigut in your feed concept.
You can find more information about the product and recommended applications on the Denkavit website.
