Kerbl Calz-o-Phos Paste Milk Fever Prevention, 300 ml

Calz-o-Phos Paste: targeted calcium and phosphorus support around calving

The Calz-o-Phos Paste from Kerbl is a dietary supplement for dairy cows that supports the prevention of milk fever during the critical period around calving. It delivers readily available calcium and phosphorus to cows and suits every farmer who wants to support their herd intensively around birth.

After calving, dairy cows often develop a calcium and phosphorus deficit, which this paste helps bridge. The included readily available calcium sources are absorbed quickly, and the cartridge is formulated without corrosive calcium chloride, making it gentle on the mucous membranes. Administration directly into the mouth with a cartridge gun is simple and low-stress for both cow and farmer in daily barn routine.

Overview:

• Reduces the risk of clinical and subclinical milk fever (hypocalcaemia)
• Provides intensive calcium and phosphorus supply around calving
• Bridges the calcium and phosphorus deficit right after birth
• Gentle on mouth and oesophagus, free from corrosive calcium chloride
• Fast, low-stress administration directly into the mouth via cartridge gun

Feeding recommendation:

• 1st cartridge approx. 24 hours before calving
• 2nd cartridge directly after calving
• If needed, 3rd cartridge 12 hours after calving
• If needed, 4th cartridge 24 hours after calving

Composition:

• Calcium sources (incl. dicalcium phosphate)
• Phosphorus sources

Analytical constituents:

• Calcium: 12.50 %
• Phosphorus: 10.00 %
• Sodium: 0.02 %
• Moisture: 43.60 %

Nutritional additives per kg:

• No additives requiring declaration according to manufacturer data

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry, frost-free place and protect from direct sunlight.

Contents:

1x Kerbl Calz-o-Phos Paste, 300 ml cartridge (39 g calcium, 30 g phosphorus)

FAQ:

When should I use Calz-o-Phos Paste?
Best used around calving – the first cartridge about 24 hours before, the second right after calving.

Is the paste gentle on the mucous membranes?
Yes, it contains no corrosive calcium chloride and is well tolerated.

How is the paste administered?
With a standard cartridge gun directly into the cow's mouth.