Slow Release Bolus For Dairy Cows (Vitamin & Mineral Supplement Bolus)

Slow release boluses with long term effects is a new and effective solution for preventing the deficiency of minerals and vitamins in different conditions and different stages of the life of dairy cows. This product is contained micro minerals and vitamins and useful for dairy cow, dry cow, heifer, fattening calves and donor and recipient cow in transfer program.     High-lactating cows are susceptible to metabolic disorders and oxidative stress which increase the risk of infertility or early embryonic loss and therefore culling rates. Nutritional requirements of dairy cows are considered in ration formulation. However, at different conditions such as heat stress, oxidative stress or metabolic disorders (milk fever, acidosis, ketosis and, etc.) feed intake may decrease. In this condition dairy cows are exposed to marginal deficiencies of minerals and vitamins.  Advantages of feeding Minervit Dairy cows: Decreasing open days -  Decreasing mastitis cases -  Decreasing calving interval - Improving immune responses - Decreasing the costs of ration - Decreasing somatic cell count - Increasing resistance to heat stress - (Decreasing dystocia (Difficult birth -  Decreasing the retained placenta cases - Increasing the first A.I. conception rate - (Increasing pregnancy per A.I. (Artificial Insemination - Increasing milk production and improving milk quality - Decreasing the effects of metabolic stress and heats stress -  Donor and recipient cows in embryo transfer programs: - Increasing the calving rate - Improving the pregnancy rate after E.T -Increasing the quality of obtained oocytes Heifers: - Increasing heifer growth - Reducing the calving problems - Increasing growth rate and reducing the age at first A.I - Improving the fetus growth and decreasing the fetal mortality rate   Dry cows: - Mortality of fetus - Reducing the problems during calving Fattening calves with more than 150kg weight: - Increasing the growth rate and feed efficiency - Decreasing the metabolic disorders and environmental stress