Calz-o-Phos Liquid

For reducing the risk of clinical and subclinical milk fever (parturient paresis)

  • for preventing calcium and phosphorus deficiency due to the very high levels of available calcium and phosphorus (59 g / 45 g per bottle)
  • protects the mucous membranes – without caustic calcium chloride
  • easy and stress-free applications:
  • 1. Directly into the mouth using a bottle.
  • 2. Mix Calz-o-Phos with concentrated feed.
  • 3. In combination with a strengthening drink after calving.

Dietary mineral feed for milk cows to lower the risk of milk fever.

High calcium content in the form of readily available calcium salts.

Items
Ref. no.ContentsMOQPieces / unitPU
15974500 ml / Bottle1 pack4 / pack1/5
159755000 ml / Canister1


Calz-o-Phos liquid: liquid supplementary feed for dairy cows for the targeted prevention of milk fever around the time of calving.

Calcium and phosphorus: a 500 ml bottle provides 59 g of available calcium and 45 g of phosphorus to specifically bridge the nutritional gap before and after calving.

Gentle on the mucous membranes: free from calcium chloride and therefore gentle on the mucous membranes. Administer directly, mix into concentrate feed or add to a recovery drink after calving.

Feeding recommendation: administer one bottle approximately 24 hours before and one immediately after calving. If requirements are higher, the supply can be supplemented with further doses.

After a calcium infusion: also suitable for post-treatment following a veterinary calcium infusion, making it a practical supplement for the sensitive period around calving.

Feeding recommendation:

  • 1st bottle (500 ml) approx. 24 hours prior to calving and 2nd bottle (500 ml) immediately after calving.
  • If required: 3rd bottle (500 ml) 12 hours after calving and, if necessary, 4th bottle (500 ml) 24 hours after calving.
  • To increase calcium and phosphorus in the feed ration after veterinary calcium infusion: Give the 1st bottle (500 ml) 8-12 h after the infusion and the 2nd bottle (500 ml) 24 h after the infusion.