Microminerals play crucial roles in various biological functions within the body. They are involved in oxidative metabolism, immunity, energy production, nutrient metabolism, and reproductive activities, among others. Deficiencies in microminerals like Copper (Cu), Zinc (Zn), and Manganese (Mn) can lead to the development of metabolic diseases in livestock and poultry. Additionally, Iron and Copper are particularly important for maintaining healthy joints, promoting the growth and health of wool, hair, and feathers, supporting blood cell production, enhancing immune function, boosting reproductive capabilities, and improving iron metabolism. These microminerals have a wide range of essential functions in the body.