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

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.
