Feed material (dietetic feed) for cattle, sheep and goats. Drench product based on propylene glycol to reduce the risk of ketosis (acetonaemia). Feeding purposeTo reduce the risk of ketosis. As an extra energy booster for lactating cattle. To counteract a negative energy balance in dairy cattle. Can also be used for sheep and goats. Recommended for use during the risk period from 3 weeks before to 6 weeks after calving / 6 weeks before to 3 weeks after lambing. Supplemented with vitamin B2. Feeding adviceCattle: 250 ml twice a daySheep and goats: 30 ml twice a day ContentsPROP9999A: 1 kgPROP9999C: 5 kgPROP9999E: 10 kg

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The Vink calf puller is easy to use, even for those who struggle with existing calving aids. Place the support against the rear of the animal with the open side towards the back, so that the pin bones are enclosed by the support. Then attach the ropes to the calf’s legs and to the hooks on the jack section, and put the ropes under tension. The device will now slide into the correct position by itself, with both lying and standing animals.

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For clean and healthy skin.PVP Iodine is a solution of povidone-iodine in water. Adheres extremely well to the skin. Skin-friendly (does not sting). Packed with a handy flip-top cap.

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Diton (subclinical milk fever) 🐄 Use Diton to reduce subclinical milk fever! There is good reason why Diton has been the product for reducing subclinical milk fever for 25 years: after just 3 days of administration, it already eliminates the risk of subclinical milk fever. It has been a popular product among livestock farmers and experts alike for years. What's more, there is now a renewed and improved formula that fully meets the latest standards and insights. ApplicationTo reduce the risk of subclinical milk fever. Feeding adviceCattle: 2 x daily 300 ml for 3 daysSheep / goat: 2 x per day 100 ml for 3 days

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Veyxol B-Phos Veyxol B-Phos is a complementary feed for dairy cows. It can also be used as a needs-based supplement to the daily ration of other animal species, such as pigs, dogs and small rodents. Contains ingredients with excellent bioavailability and is produced under sterile conditions (germ-free). Contains a high level of phosphorus, vitamin B12 and propylene glycol. Contains: Phosphorus: building block of bones, buffer in blood and cells. Supports the storage and production of energy and supports hormone function. Vitamin B12: supports blood formation, growth and energy metabolism. Propylene glycol: source of energy, lowers the ketone body level in milk and urine Signs of phosphorus deficiency include: Reduced feed intake Delayed growth Reduced milk yield Feeding adviceAdminister directly into the mouth or via the feed or water. Dairy cows: 10 – 50 mlBreeding pigs: 5 – 15 mlHorses and cattle: 10 – 50 mlFoals and calves: 5 – 25 mlPigs, sheep and goats: 3,5 – 15 mlDogs: 0,5 – 5 mlCats and small rodents: 0,5 – 2,5 ml Feeding via drinking water: 0,2 - 1,0 ml/litreFeeding via single-space wet and dry feeders (piglets): 0,5 - 1,5 ml/litre waterFeeding via drinking water (poultry): 0,5 - 1,0 ml/litre water Volume100 ml (VEYX0017)250 ml (VEYX0019)

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Maxi Dry Cow Teat SealUsed to seal the teat canal when drying off. Maxi Dry Cow Teat Seal has a polymer-based formulation and forms a breathable layer. Why Maxi Dry Cow Teat Seal? After drying off, cows form a natural keratin plug in the teats that seals the teat canal. Such a sealing keratin plug does not form in every case. One factor that can limit its formation is, for example, a high daily milk yield (>12 kg) at the time of drying off, which can cause udder engorgement and milk leakage after drying off. Study 1 showed that one week after drying off, about 50% of teats had not yet formed a natural, well-sealing keratin plug, and that 6 weeks after drying off an average of 23% of teats were still ‘open’ and therefore vulnerable to bacteria entering. In addition, engorgement of the teats can occur again in the week before calving, which can cause the teat canal to open slightly again.Applying Maxi Dry Cow Teat Seal places a layer over the teat canal, creating an external physical barrier against bacteria and thus an (extra) protective layer. Application At the start of the dry period. Also recommended for cows and heifers approximately 10 days before calving. At outdoor temperatures above 0°C.Clean the teats thoroughly, then apply in two separate applications using the supplied cup, one minute apart, so that the first application has time to dry. After application, secure the animals at the feed barrier for 15 to 30 minutes so that Maxi Dry Cow Teat Seal can dry properly on the teat. Duration of action 5 days 250 ml is sufficient for approx. 60 udders. 1 Dingwell et al., 2002.

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This high-quality obstetric coat is made of 69% PVC and 31% nylon polyamide. Waterproof, with welded seams Lightweight Velcro fastening at the back and rubber sleeves Comfortable

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Energy around calving for dairy cattle.Toprium is a complementary feed for dairy cattle, specially developed for the period around calving. This liquid energy product supports the cow's energy supply during a critical phase and contributes to a good start of lactation. Thanks to its high palatability, Toprium is readily consumed and easy to administer via the ration, dosing systems or with a drench gun. What makes Toprium effective? The strength of Toprium lies in the combination of rapidly available energy and targeted additives that reinforce each other:Energy (glycerol)Glycerol is the main energy source in Toprium and is absorbed quickly. This supports the energy balance around calving, when requirements are high and intake often lags behind. Toprium also contains other components such as dextrose and minerals. Rumen stimulatorSupports the activity and development of rumen bacteria. A well-functioning rumen ensures better utilisation of the ration. As a result, the available energy is used more efficiently and a relatively low dosage is sufficient.BiotinSupports energy metabolism and contributes to the maintenance of strong, healthy claws.Thanks to this combination, Toprium is a practical all-in-one solution around calving.Why choose Toprium? Palatable energy source – high intake, even when feed intake is reduced Supports the energy supply around calving Flexible use – via feed mixer wagon, over the feed or via a dosing system Suitable during extra strain such as heat stress Toprium contains a combination of glycerol, biotin and trace elements, among others, and has been developed as a practical solution around calving.Support around calvingThe period around calving demands a lot from a dairy cow. Energy requirements rise while feed intake often lags behind. Toprium supports: the energy supply during this phase a healthy metabolism a smooth start of lactation In addition, the composition contributes to maintaining healthy claws and fertility as part of a balanced ration.When to use Toprium? 3 weeks before calving up to 8 weeks after calving Also suitable for: increased energy requirements heat stress reduced feed intake Feeding advice 80 – 160 ml per cow per day Practical average: ±100 ml per day AdministrationToprium is easy to use: via dosing systems over the feed at the feed fence mixed into the ration in the feed mixer wagon or directly with a drench gun Thanks to its excellent palatability, intake is usually not a problem. Composition: Glycerol Dextrose Additives (per kg): Nutritional: 3b301 Cobalt (II) (acetate, tetrahydrate): 95 mg 3a880 Biotin: 100 mg Technological: 1a327 Calcium lactate: 5.660 mg (of which lactic acid: 4.620 mg) ConclusionToprium is a practical and palatable energy solution for dairy cattle around calving. The combination of energy, biotin, rumen support and targeted additives makes the product versatile within any ration.

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For use on the skin, teat skin, vulva and claws. For washing and cleaning the skin, for example during calving. For a strong cleansing and caring effect on the claw (skin) and teat skin.Citonol has a characteristic smell. Application and use For cleaning the vulva: ½ to 2% (5-20 ml per litre of water). For caring for the teat skin: add 2% (20 ml per litre) to your water-soluble dip or spray product. For washing the skin: 2-3% (20-30 ml per litre of water). For effective care of the claw and claw skin*: 3-4% (30-40 ml per litre of water). For effective cleaning of the skin: 3-6% (30-60 ml per litre of water). * Directly on and between the claws and/or via the footbath. Composition Essential oils, ethyl alcohol, glycerine, soap and naphthalene. For natural and effective support and cleansing of the uterus, the Pessaria Capsule is the product of choice.

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Cleaning agent UseShake before use.Contact time ends when the alcohol has evaporated (min. 30 sec). CompositionIodine tincture 1% FNA (10 mg iodine, 12.5 mg sodium iodide, 70% alcohol). StorageStore at room temperature (15-25° C).

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Ideal for calvings/births and internal examinations.Note Colourless and virtually odourless mild lubricant. Has been used with great satisfaction for years. Tested and recommended by vets!Application For assisted deliveries (birth) and internal (rectal) examinations.ContentsGLIJ0505: 500 mlGLIJ1001: 1 lGLIJ5001: 5 lGLIJ5010: 20 l

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Calving aid The Vink calving aid is easy to use, even for those who struggle with existing calving aids. Place the support against the rear of the animal with the open side towards the back, so that the pin bones are enclosed by the support. Then attach the ropes to the calf's legs and to the hooks on the jack section and put the ropes under tension. The device will now slide into the correct position by itself, with both lying and standing animals.

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