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Veterinary Health Product
Health Canada NN.Z6M9

Recommended Use:

  • Supports and optimizes gut health and gastrointestinal microbiota functions
  • Promotes and maintains healthy immune function
  • Contributes to nutrient absorption and healthy digestive metabolism

Interest of use:

  • Better feed conversion.
  • Alternative to the use of antibiotics (RWA, ABF,NAE and organic production)
  • Do not create resistance
  • Maximizes yield and return on investment
  • Improves the zootechnical and economic results
  • Contributes to lowering the pH of drinking water

Directions for Use:

Add and mix 2 L of TECNOGUT per 1000 L of drinking water for chickens, turkeys and swine.

Administration by metering pump:

To prepare a stock solution of 10 L, mix 2 L of TECNOGUT in 8 L of drinking water and stir the solution well before dispensing. Set the metering pump to 1:100. Administer during 7 days.

Prepare a fresh solution every day.

No withdrawal period is required.

PACKAGING:

20 L

210 L

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Veterinary Health Product
Health Canada NN.M1M3

Recommended Use:

  • Selenium and vitamin E are essential components for the healthy function of muscular, vascular and nervous systems.
  • Vitamin E helps to support or maintain reproductive health and a healthy immune system. 

Directions for Use:

Poultry:

Add and mix 500 ml of E-SELEN per 1000 L of drinking water. Administer during 3 to 4 days.

Administration by metering pump:

To prepare a stock solution of 10L, mix 500 ml of E-SELEN in 9,5L of drinking water and stir the solution well before dispensing. Set the metering pump to 1:100. Prepare a fresh solution every day.

PACKAGING:

4 x 4 L

20 L

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Veterinary Health Product
Health Canada NN.E3S9

 Recommended Use:

  • Supports healthy digestive functions.
  • Promotes healthy and optimal liver function and metabolism.
  • Supports the health and proper functioning of organs, such as the liver, pancreas, gallbladder, kidneys and intestines.

Directions for Use:

Poultry:

  • Chickens and turkeys: Add and mix 1 L of NUTRIAL per 1000 L of drinking water. Administer during 5 days.
  • Laying hens: Add and mix 1 L of NUTRIAL per 1000 L of drinking water. Administer during 6 days once a month.

Administration by metering pump:

To prepare a stock solution of 10 L, mix 1 L of NUTRIAL in 9 L of drinking water and stir the solution well before dispensing. Set the metering pump to 1:100. Prepare a fresh solution every day.

Adult cattle:

Growing and finishing beef cattle: Top dressed on daily ration 60 ml of NUTRIAL per head per day. Administer once daily, during 5 days.

Dairy cattle calving preparation and start of lactation: Top dressed on daily ration 150 ml of NUTRIAL per head per day. Administer once daily, during 5 days.

PACKAGING:

20 L

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Dietary Supplement

USE BENEFITS

Liquid Nutrinat® has been specially formulated to prevent digestive and respiratory disorders of bacterial and viral origins.

INSTRUCTIONS

All poultry.

2 litres/1,000 litres of water → 6 days

MAINS INGREDIENTS

Essential oils
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Vitamin K
Vitamin B1
Magnesium
Zinc
Manganese
Copper

Packaging
4 x 1 gallon

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Veterinary Health Product
Health Canada NN.Z5M8

Recommended Use:

Good source of energy, electrolytes and vitamins to support healthy immune function, hydration and optimal electrolyte balance. Use during periods of external stress (temperature changes, transport, vaccination and dietary transition) of beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry and chicks starting.

Directions for Use:

For dairy cattle, beef cattle, chickens and turkeys during periods of external stress and to maintain a good appetite: Add and mix 3 L of HYDRASOL per 1000 L of drinking water. Administer during 5 days.

Chicks starting:

Add and mix 3 L of HYDRASOL per 1000 L of drinking water. Administer from day 1 to day 7.

Administration by metering pump:

To prepare a stock solution of 10 L, mix 3 L of HYDRASOL in 7 L of drinking water and stir the solution well before dispensing. Set the metering pump to 1:100. Prepare a fresh solution every day.

PACKAGING:

20 L

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Specially Formulated for Bovines and Goats

USUAL DIETARY INTAKE

The feed of dairy cows and goats is very poor, even devoid of any vitamins, due to ingredient fermentation (silage, maize, grass, hay, etc.). That is why a daily intake of vitamins is necessary to optimize production and ensure good health (through TMR).

Vitamins presented in solid form and supplied in the alimentary bolus stay in the rumen throughout the entire ruminal phase (12 hours).

These vitamins undergo stress and degradation due to micro-organisms produced during ruminal fermentation. This degradation can reach more than 70%.

NEW APPROACH

VITABOV® is a mixture of fat-soluble (ADE) and water-soluble (B complex) vitamins in a very concentrated liquid form.

VITABOV® supplies vitamins through drinking water. Since this water remains very little time in the rumen, it does not allow, or allows very little, degradation of the vitamins it transports— in short, it creates a “Bypass” effect.

This transport medium allows for better vitamin bioavailability once it reaches the intestine.

Fat-soluble vitamins undergo enzymatic hydrolysis under the action of pancreatic and intestinal esterases to be absorbed through the intestinal walls via lipid micelles.

Water-soluble vitamins are absorbed through intestinal walls by active transport.

Instructions

Inject in the drinking water circuit with a dosing pump.

Feed Application Rate

250 ml for 1,000 litres of water.

MAINS INGREDIENTS

Vitamin A
Vitamin D3
Vitamin E
Thiamine hydrochloride
Riboflavin
Nicotinamide (Niacin)
D-calcium pantothenate
Pyridoxine hydrochloride
D-Biotin
Folic acid
Vitamin B12

PACKAGING
20 L
100 L
210 L

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Natural Stimulation for Optimal Production

Liquid mineralization for dairy cows, ewes and goats

USER OBSERVATIONS AND BENEFITS 

  • 100% absorbable, (75% for traditional mineral delivery)
  • Improved production performances
  • Improved feed efficiency

COMPOSITION
Phosphorus
Magnesium
Zinc
Manganese
Copper
Cobalt
Iodine
Selenium

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION

0.8 L for 1.00 L of water

FEED SAFETY

The water consumption of a lactating animal is rarely deficient, contrary to the consumption of dry matter.

The distribution of liquid minerals through drinking water allows an intake that follows the milk production curve of cows, ewes and goats, thus optimizing the genetic potential of each animal.

THE DISTRIBUTION OF MINERALS THROUGH DRINKING WATER DELIVERS A CONTRIBUTION IN PROPORTION TO THE DAIRY PRODUCTION OF ANIMALS (COWS, EWES AND GOATS)

A macro and microelement supply in an immediately available, ionized form.

Fewer loss compared to traditional mineral distribution (mix and trough), 25 to 30% absorption increase

PACKAGING
20 L
100 L
210 L

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Liquid Vitamins (Customizable Formula)

Diseases related to vitamin deficiencies

COMPOSITION
Vitamine A
Vitamine D3
Vitamine E
Vitamine B12
Selenium

Dosage

10 ml for 10 L of water or 1 L for 1,000 L of water for 4–5 days.

VITAMIN A

Vitamin A (growth vitamin): fat-soluble (name of the disease: avitaminosis).

Vitamin A deficiency promotes mucosal damage and the development of infectious germs. It also promotes vision problems (eye and eyelid inflammation), weakness, uncertain gait, ruffled feathers and, at the time of the autopsy, the presence of whitish pustules on the mucous membranes of the pharynx, larynx and esophagus. Partial vitamin A deficiency cause malformations.

Roles

  • Vitamin A builds up resistance to infections and promotes the production of antibodies.
  • It determines uterine environment and embryo survival (chicks).

Vitamin A Deficiency

  • Growth arrest.
  • Decreased resistance to infections.
  • Fertility loss.
  • Extreme deficiency → Animal death.

VITAMIN D

Roles

Vitamin D is also called the antirachitic vitamin since it enables skeleton and muscle development. It is also involved in egg shell development. Vitamin D is fat-soluble.

Vitamin D3, also called cholecalciferol is either absorbed in the intestine through food intake or synthesized at the skin level. D3 becomes active after having been transformed by the liver and kidneys (calcitriol, the only active form). It then acts on the intestine by promoting calcium absorption at the bone level and calcium salt fixation.

Vitamin D can only work if the diet contains enough calcium and phosphorus.

Consequences of a Deficiency 

Rickets and bone deformation in young animals. The embryo dies shortly before hatching (poor position, weak skeleton, beak unable to pierce the shell). Small and fragile eggs.

VITAMIN E

Vitamin E is the fertility vitamin and influences brain development. Even though it does not require a great amount, it plays an important role in reproduction.

Vitamin E refers to a set of tocopherols from the plant world that acts as an antioxidant inside the body. Its action is only possible if selenium is present in sufficient quantity.

Roles

Vitamin E is necessary for brain formation. It also influences fertility, allows hatching of eggs, is an antioxidant of fats and it promotes the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.

Consequences of a Deficiency

Brain lesions in chicks, muscle and nervous problems: loss of member movement control in young animals; permanent sterility in adult males; non-productivity in females: problems with ovaries, mortality of embryos in the egg from 84 to 96 hours after incubation (bloody ring), sometimes combined with a selenium deficiency.

VITAMIN B12

Vitamin B12 is the anti-anemia vitamin, promoting the red blood cell function. It is essential to the proper growth of young animals and promotes egg shell quality.

Vitamin B12 is also called cyanocobalamin. This vitamin is fat-soluble and requires cobalt to operate.

Roles

Vitamin B12 fulfills several important roles: essential to the growth of chicks, it contributes shell quality and prevent blood problems (i.e. anemia).

Consequences of a Deficiency:

Weaker growth of young animals, leg deformities (bones, tendons) in chicks: 1 or 2 leg tendon spreads (also called perosis), skin problems, lack of motor coordination, nervous disorders, embryo mortality after about 20 days of hemorrhages, atrophied legs, head wrongly placed in the egg.

SELENIUM

Antioxidant acting in synergy with vitamin E. Selenium is essential for avian species. It prevents exudative diathesis in chicks with dietary vitamin E deficiency as well as muscular dystrophy and pancreatic fibrosis. Selenium, as a component of glutathione peroxidases and thus by its stimulation of lipid and vitamin E absorption, contributes to the destruction of peroxides and maintenance of sub-cellular membrane integrity by preventing unsaturated lipid peroxidation.

Consequences of a Deficiency:

Feed rations are often energy high (rich in lipids) and, when given at certain periods (growth, fattening, reproduction…), increase the need for vitamin E and selenium. These two elements contributes to the protection against oxidation processes. Inadequate supply leads to deficiencies that manifest themselves as growth and reproductive disorders, muscle problems, exudative diathesis, dystrophy, weak muscle growth, and pancreatic fibrosis.

A word of caution, the toxicity of selenium can occur rapidly due to the close interval between active and toxic doses. It is therefore always necessary to make an overall assessment of all possible selenium sources before starting a supplementation.

PACKAGING

20 L
100 L
210 L