Reproduction Bolus B – Carotene

BREEDING UNDER CONTROL

The needs cows on B-carotene depends on productivity and is 80-100 mg, and even more. Deficiencies of B-carotene is most common in winter and early spring, compounded by an excess of potassium nitrates or mycotoxins in feed. Even a minor deficiency B-carotene lead to disturbances in reproduction of cows and calves births weak and susceptible to diarrhea. For this reason, it is recommended additional supplementation of B-carotene and microelements in the form of a bolus B-carotene.

Deficiency of B-carotene and vit. A may cause:

• delayed ovulation,
• hypoplasia of the corpus luteum,
• irregular cycles sex,
• silent estrus,
• lack of estrus,
• reduced number of fertilization
• extended period between calving.

INDICATIONS:

In order to complete the necessary micro-elements and vitamins in high yielding cows, especially with the problems in reproduction.

USAGE: Dairy cows – give 1 bolus by using an applicator into the mouth approx. 30 days after the birth. Application may be repeated after 30 days.

COMPOSITION: Daily release Composition of 1 Bolusa B-Carotene of compound from 1 bolus B-carotene 80 mg 1600 mg Copper (Cu) 400 mg 8000 mg Vit. A 100 000 j.m. 2 000 000 j.m. Zinc (Zn) 1150 mg 23000 j.m. Selenium (Se) 6 mg 120 mg Manganese (Mn) 600 mg 12000 mg Iodine (I) 78 mg 1556 mg