Growth-Enhancing Milk for Cattle & Sheep

I. Product Features

Good palatability and rich nutrition, can fully replace breast milk.

Selects more than 30 imported raw materials including dairy products, amino acids, enzymes and biological agents. Processed through multiple procedures such as acidification and maturation, nutrients can be fully absorbed with high digestibility.

Rich in various live probiotics, which promotes animal growth, improves feed efficiency and reduces the occurrence of various diseases.

Contains imported amino acids, iron, zinc and cobalt to enhance hematopoietic function and make young animals' fur bright.

Includes multiple minerals to promote bone development of lambs and calves.

II. Usage Timing and Methods of Cattle and Sheep Strong Milk

Rescuing weak calves and lambs: For young animals aged 1-7 days after birth, use a syringe or feeding bottle to drench once every 1.5-2 hours. 30ml-50ml per time for lambs, 300-500ml per time for calves, 7 times a day. Feed-to-water ratio is 1:5, brew with 40℃ warm water.

Maternal substitution feeding: When female animals cannot nurse lambs or calves, use Cattle and Sheep Strong Milk (feed-to-water ratio 1:5) to fully replace breast milk. Brew 4-6 times a day and supply continuously from the birth of young animals to weaning.

Supplementing breast milk: From 10 days old to weaning, supplement milk twice a day. 10g per time for lambs, 100-150g per head per time for calves. Feed-to-water ratio is 1:9, once in the morning and once in the afternoon. Relieves weaning stress and helps quickly adapt to concentrate supplements.

III. Brewing Ratio and Precautions

Brewing ratio: 1:5 before weaning, 1:9 after weaning.Brew 4-6 times a day, and let young animals finish drinking within 15-30 minutes as much as possible.Clean the milk bucket (trough) every time; use easily washable milk buckets (troughs).Brew with clean, warm water, and the water temperature shall not exceed 45℃.When the temperature is low, brew with warm water first before feeding cattle and sheep to avoid gastrointestinal stress and diarrhea.