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Liquid

Bovifill Liquid

Recovery and health support fortified with taurine for use alongside treatment.

Packs
100 ml · 500 ml
Species
Cattle, Buffalo, Calf, Sheep, Goat
Bovifill Liquid pack

Composition

  • Multivitamins
  • Trace Minerals
  • Taurine

Indications

  • Post-recovery phase from diseases such as FMD, LSD and PPR
  • Post-calving stress
  • Reproductive support in anestrus / repeat breeding
  • Heat stress (drooling and panting)
  • Hoof and skin disorders
  • Vaccination stress

Dosage

Cattle & buffalo: 20 ml daily for 10 days. Calf, sheep & goat: 5 ml daily for 10 days. Or as advised by a registered veterinarian.

Frequently asked

Why are vitamins and minerals important for dairy cattle?
Vitamins and minerals are essential for normal growth, immune function, reproduction, metabolism, tissue repair, and milk production. Even mild deficiencies can reduce productivity and increase susceptibility to disease.
What is oxidative stress in dairy cows?
Oxidative stress occurs when harmful free radicals exceed the body's antioxidant defenses. It commonly increases during calving, disease, heat stress, and high milk production, potentially affecting health, fertility, and productivity.
How does taurine differ from vitamins and minerals?
While vitamins and minerals help meet essential nutritional requirements, taurine functions as a bioactive amino acid that supports antioxidant defense, cellular protection, and normal metabolic processes. Including taurine alongside vitamins and trace minerals provides broader nutritional support during stress and recovery.
Can nutritional supplementation improve appetite during recovery?
During recovery, correcting nutritional deficiencies and supporting normal metabolism can help animals regain appetite and return to normal feeding behavior, provided the underlying disease is also appropriately managed.
How does taurine support reproductive performance in cattle?
Taurine helps protect ovarian and uterine cells from oxidative stress, supporting normal reproductive function and early embryonic development.

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