For moments
that matter
Improve herd health and productivity with a strategic injection of a trace mineral unique formulation for beef and dairy cattle
Supported by science for
moments that matter
Trace minerals are essential for:
Proper immune function
Cellular energy and protein production
Structural components and cellular integrity
Reproductive performance
Suboptimal trace mineral status negatively impacts animal health and productivity¹
Trace mineral
injection pillars
Strategic Top Up³:
used in moments of higher demand or in advance of periods of stress in the production and breeding life cycle;
Fast acting⁴:
a fast way to optimize trace mineral status;
Valuable⁵:
demonstrated ROI;
Accurate:
precise dose³ , not affected by oral antagonism;
Supported by Science:
more than 30 peer reviewed papers show the positive effects of a combined trace mineral injection.
Trace mineral injection pillars
Strategic Top Up³: used in moments of higher demand or in advance of periods of stress in the production and breeding life cycle;
Fast acting⁴: a fast way to optimize trace mineral status;
Valuable⁵: demonstrated ROI;
Accurate: precise dose³ , not affected by oral antagonism;
Supported by Science: more than 30 peer reviewed papers show the positive effects of a combined trace mineral injection.
References
1. Palomares, R. 2022. “Trace Minerals Supplementation with Great Impact on Beef Cattle Immunity and Health” Animals 12, no. 20: 2839.
2. Orr, C. L. et al., k. 1990. Serum copper, zinc, calcium and phosphorus concentrations of calves stressed by bovine respiratory disease and infectious bovine rhinotracheitis. J. Anim. Sci. 68:2893-2900.
3. Multimin summary of product characteristics.
4. Pogge D. J. et al., 2012. “Mineral concentrations of plasma and liver after injection with a trace mineral complex differ among Angus and Simmental cattle” J. Anim. Sci. 2012.90:2692–2698.
5. Guadagnini M. et al., 2023 «Role of strategic trace mineral supplementation on udder health and its economic implications in a UK dairy herd” Oral communication at XXV Congreso Internacional ANEMBE de medicina bovina, May 24th-26th, Leon, Spain