Indication:
- energy deficiencies, symptoms of ketosis
- for high-yielding cows after calving, in order to reduce the risk of ketosis, retained placenta, and mastitis
- lack of appetite
- liver support
Properties:
- bolus contains well-composed ingredients that provide easily digestible energy and support liver function,
- the bolus consists of two parts, differing in the speed of decomposition in the rumen – the fast-release part – provides easily digestible energy, the slow-release part – provides ingredients that support liver regeneration and improve energy processes,
- high energy content – 36 MJ/kg,
- calcium propionate and sodium propionate provide quickly digestible energy – they have an alkaline effect on the rumen environment, increase dry matter intake,
- niacin – limits excessive mobilization of fatty acids and their release from adipose tissue,
- herbal extracts from milk thistle and artichoke – stabilize the work and support the regeneration of liver cells and, when combined, have an immunostimulating effect,
- L-methionine and L-carnitine – improve energy processes and reduce fatty liver,
- selenium, vitamin E, vitamin A – support immunity, reduce the number of cases of mastitis, retained placenta after delivery and the risk of uterine inflammation,
- live yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae – increase digestibility and energy utilization from feed
- Vit. B12 – supports carbohydrate metabolism in the liver and stimulates immune processes,
- cobalt – supports the development of bacterial flora in the rumen, necessary for the synthesis of vitamin B12
Composition:
Sodium propionate, calcium propionate, niacinamide, milk thistle and artichoke herbal extract, L-methionine, L-carnitine, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin B12, sodium selenite, cobalt sulfate, live yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Instruction for proper use:
Dairy cows: To reduce the occurrence of ketosis – 1 day before or on the day of calving, administer 1-2 boluses into the mouth using an applicator. The administration can be repeated after 24 hours.
Lack of appetite in fat cows: administer 2 boluses into the mouth using an applicator. Repeat administration after 24 hours.
Note: The opinion of a nutrition expert or veterinarian should be sought before using the feed or before extending its period of use. Do not give boluses to lying cows with symptoms of postpartum shock. Simultaneous supplementation of additives with a maximum content from other sources to those incorporated in a bolus, if applicable shall be avoided.
Shelf life:
18 months from the manufacturing date.
Packaging:
Each 160 g bolus is secured in a plastic tube.
There are four boluses in one paper box.
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