To support the comfort of the animals during periods of heat stress

Heat stress

Periods of high heat, particularly during the summer, alter the comfort of livestock, which are subject to heat stress. This stress affects the physiology of the animals: their body temperature, their respiratory frequency as well as their water consumption increase strongly. This phenomenon is called heat stress and leads to a decrease in the animals’ intake and performance.

Our action

In response to these delicate phases during which the comfort and well-being of the animals must remain a priority, the CCPA Group has developed the Thermo range of digital products and tools. The result of our expertise, these solutions support the natural means available to the animals to fight against thermal stress.

CCPA Expertise

Our solutions by species

We provide you with advice to fight the impact of thermal stress in your breeding. CCPA has developed specific products for this delicate period and adapted to the physiology of each species.

Ruminants
Pigs
Poultries

Your testimonies

  • Goat

    Laurent Fleury

    Goat breeder in Thénezay (79)

    “Since I’ve been using ThermoPlus my goats can tolerate heat better. They continue to eat and their milk production has decreased less. I’m not the only one who has noticed changes, two experienced inseminators were surprised to see my goats so little out of breath! I am conquered by this product: 91% of AI are successful. Next year I am already planning to use ThermoPlus again!”

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  • Olivier Traineau

    Olivier Traineau

    Breeder of laying hens in Maine-et-Loire

    “I wanted to test the new Thermo®Poultry nutritional solution. I observed better behaviour of my hens in the open air. Mortality was reduced by 1.38 points over the observation period. Thermo®Poultry can be used in drinking water, which makes it easy to use in case of heat stroke.”

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  • Group of pig farmers

    Czech Republic

    “We used Thermo®Control to ensure the thermal comfort of our sows. Tested on nearly 10,700 sows during the summer, without changing the nutritional values of the feed and without taking any particular measures, results were immediately observed.”

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