HPC 27
Growth formula with HepatoPancreatic and Immuno Stimulants
A hepato-pancreatic support formulation enriched with probiotics, herbal extracts, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids to promote liver and pancreatic health, reduce stress, improve nutrient utilisation, and support better growth and feed conversion in fish and shrimp.
Contains herbal extracts, gut Probiotic, natural extracts rich in anti-toxins, anti-stress, Hepatopancreas (Liver) & Immunostimulant with fat & water soluble Vitamins, Macro & Micro minerals, naturally source amino acids predigested proteins & instant energy source.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is HPC 27?
It is a targeted therapeutic formulation developed for the prevention and treatment of liver-related conditions in aquaculture.
What specific conditions does it treat?
It is designed to manage Hepatopancreatic Necrosis and Fatty Liver syndromes in shrimp and fish.
What is the hepatopancreas, and why is it important?
The hepatopancreas is the core digestive and metabolic organ in shrimp; keeping it healthy is vital for survival.
What are the visual signs that an animal needs HPC 27?
Signs include a pale, shrunken, or whitish hepatopancreas in shrimp, or sluggish swimming and yellowish livers in fish.
How does it counter fatty liver conditions?
It contains lipotropic factors that help mobilize and process excess fat accumulation out of the liver tissue.
Does it improve digestion?
Yes, by restoring liver and hepatopancreatic health, it increases the secretion of essential digestive enzymes.
How should it be administered?
It is top-dressed onto feed pellets using a binder gel and fed continuously during a therapeutic cycle.
Can it be used as a preventative?
Yes, low doses can be given routinely during high-feed periods to prevent metabolic fat buildup.
Is it safe to use alongside antibiotics?
Yes, it acts as an excellent liver-protecting supportive therapy during or after antibiotic treatments.
Does it help recover feed intake?
Yes, by relieving internal organ stress, it quickly brings sick animals back to their normal feeding habits.
