Refit’s Best Oral Ionic Calcium Gel

The role of Dietary calcium supplements in form of ANIONIC SALTS is highly beneficial these days As Hypoglycemia or Milk Fever is one of the major problems arising after calving. So this problem has to be overcome by feeding calcium supplements 2 to 3 weeks before parturition.

As during the last 2 to 3 weeks of pregnancy, there is Metabolic Acidosis in Cattle leading to the compensatory response by the animal body by increasing ionic calcium in blood Which leads to Increased excretion of calcium via urine finally leading to calcium absorption in the intestine. So cows or animal s have to feed an extra calcium diet during the last stages of pregnancy Which leads to a balanced calcium level postpartum.

Calcium Gel For Milk Fever

Milk fever is one of the common conditions in dairy cows esp. High Yields where there is severe down in calcium level after calving may lead to Hypothermia, Indigestion, Recumbency, Tachycardia, Muscle paralysis, and finally, death leading to one of thgreatest losses to farmers economy. Feeding plays a major role in preventing milk fever.

To provide a calcium supplement in the form of Oral Ionic Calcium Gel, we recommend RECAL PEP. This gel contains 43.5 gm of Ionic Calcium, which rapidly dissolves in the body and is designed for cattle under the name Calcium Gel for Cattle. Alongside the essential calcium content, RECAL PEP includes Vitamin A, D3, B12, H, and Amino Acids. Administering this gel during the final stage of cattle pregnancy and post-parturition helps prevent conditions such as milk fever and retention of placenta.

Recal Pep serves as an Energy Booster Oral Ionic Calcium Supplement in gel form, addressing calcium deficiency and Negative Energy balance. It is recommended to administer one bottle daily for 3 to 4 days before calving and one bottle daily for 3 to 4 days after calving. An outstanding advantage of using Recal Pep for cattle is its rapid dissolution in the body, facilitating faster recovery.