Kerbl Fertigol Beta Carotene Bolus for Cattle, Fertility (8 Pack)

Fertigol Beta Carotene Bolus – targeted fertility support for cattle

A rapid pregnancy shortens the calving interval and improves the economic success of your herd. The Fertigol bolus provides female and male breeding animals with beta-carotene, vitamins and trace elements shortly before and during the mating or insemination period.

The high beta-carotene content favours corpus luteum formation, colostrum quality, the oestrus cycle and semen quality. A well-developed corpus luteum has a positive influence on the embryonic survival rate, making the bolus suitable for supporting a successful embryo transfer in both recipient and donor animals. The steady release of active ingredients over at least 20 days ensures easy and safe application on the farm.

Overview:

• Complementary mineral feed to support preparation for oestrus and reproduction
• Long-term bolus with steady release over at least 20 days
• Suitable for female and male breeding animals
• Supports corpus luteum formation, oestrus cycle and semen quality
• Scientifically confirmed release rate
• Applied using a standard bolus applicator

Technical Data:

• Pack contents: 8 boluses
• Breakdown time in the rumen: approx. 20 days
• Pack dimensions: approx. 16.5 x 15.8 x 4.7 cm
• Weight: approx. 971 g
• Made in Germany

Contents:

1x Fertigol beta-carotene bolus, pack of 8 boluses

FAQ:

When should the first bolus be given to female cattle?
The first bolus is given 30 days before the planned insemination date, the second shortly before or after insemination.

How often is the bolus given to a breeding bull?
During the breeding season, a bolus is given every 20 to 30 days.

How is the bolus administered?
Administration is carried out using a standard bolus applicator; damaged boluses should not be used.