Kerbl Globigen Dia Stop Dietary Supplementary Feed for Calves, 7,5 kg

Globigen Dia Stop – Support for Calves, Lambs and Kids

The Globigen Dia Stop dietary supplementary feed from Kerbl contributes to stabilising the water and electrolyte balance, supporting physiological digestion in calves, lambs and kids. The combination of proven electrolytes and natural egg powder makes it a reliable part of many calf-rearing routines.

Thanks to the included natural egg immunoglobulins, Dia Stop specifically supports gut health in young animals and can help reduce antibiotic use. The easy-to-dose powder mixes simply with warm water, milk or milk replacer, fitting flexibly into your daily feeding routine.

Overview:

• Contributes to stabilising the water and electrolyte balance
• Supply of natural egg immunoglobulins
• Can help reduce antibiotic use
• Supports gut health
• Supports weight gain
• Suitable for preventive and supportive use

Feeding recommendation:

In case of, during or after digestive disturbances, mix a lightly heaped measuring spoon (25 g) into 1 litre of warm water, milk replacer or milk (39 °C) twice daily. For more pronounced disturbances, mix 50 g of Dia Stop into 2 litres of warm water twice daily.

Composition:

• Dextrose
• Sodium chloride
• Sodium bicarbonate
• Dried yeast
• Potassium chloride
• Egg powder

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light. Reseal container tightly after use.

Technical data:

• Dietary supplementary feed for calves, lambs and kids
• Country of origin: Germany
• Sales unit: bucket

Scope of delivery:

1x Kerbl Globigen Dia Stop dietary supplementary feed (quantity per variant)

Questions & Answers:

Which animals is Globigen Dia Stop suitable for?
The dietary supplementary feed is suitable for calves, lambs and kids.

How is Globigen Dia Stop prepared?
Mix the measuring spoon of powder into warm water, milk or milk replacer (approx. 39 °C) and feed immediately.

Can Dia Stop be used preventively?
Yes, the supplementary feed can also be included preventively in the feeding routine.