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 bolus into the mouth using an applicator. Repeat administration after a few hours. . The bolus can also be used from 3 weeks before calving to 6 weeks after calving.
Lack of appetite in fat cows: administer 2 boluses using an applicator into the mouth. Repeat administration after 24 hours.
CAUTION! Do not administer boluses to cows lying down, with symptoms of postpartum paralysis.
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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