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Vetsys Pharmaceutical
Vetsys Pharmaceutical
Melia Azedarach Bark Extract is obtained from the bark of the Melia azedarach tree (Chinaberry), a plant traditionally recognized for its bioactive compounds, particularly limonoids such as azadirachtin analogues, meliatoxins, and flavonoids.
This carefully standardized extract offers natural antiparasitic, insect-repellent, and immune-supporting properties for use in animal production. It provides a plant-based tool to help control internal and external parasites, support gut health, and enhance resilience-contributing to sustainable animal husbandry by reducing dependency on synthetic chemical agents.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Melia Azedarach Bark Extract |
| Key Active Markers | Total Limonoids ≥ 5%-20% (HPLC). Standardized profiles available (e.g., Azadirachtin A, B content specified). |
| Appearance | Fine brown to dark brown powder |
| Solubility | Soluble in ethanol, acetone; available in water-dispersible or coated forms for feed application |
| Particle Size | 80-100 mesh |
Demonstrates efficacy against nematodes, ticks, mites, and certain insects, supporting integrated parasite management (IPM) programs.
Helps repel flies, mosquitoes, and other nuisance insects in livestock environments, reducing stress and disease transmission.
Exhibits anti-inflammatory properties and may help modulate gut microbial balance during parasitic challenges.
Enhances non-specific immune responses and provides antioxidant protection, helping animals cope with environmental stressors.
A biodegradable, plant-derived alternative that supports cleaner production systems and reduces chemical residues in animal products and the environment.
| Livestock Sector | Key Application & Targeted Benefits |
|---|---|
| Swine | Internal Parasite Control: Supports control of gastrointestinal nematodes. May help reduce fly larvae in manure. |
| Poultry (Free-range/Layers) | External Parasite Management: Helps reduce mites, lice, and ticks in poultry housing. Supports gut health during coccidial challenges. |
| Ruminants (Cattle, Goats, Sheep) | Integrated Parasite Management: Used as part of a rotational deworming strategy against nematodes. Supports pasture-based parasite control. |
| Aquaculture | Health & Parasite Support: Investigated for control of ectoparasites in fish; supports general health and stress resistance. |
| Companion Animals (Dogs, Horses) | Topical & Environmental Use: Formulated in shampoos or sprays for tick/flea repellency; used in stable environments as a natural insect deterrent. |
