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At Mervue our company mission is to discover and develop innovative animal nutraceutical products to maximise the health and wellbeing of cows worldwide. Each product in the Mervue Ruminant Range has been veterinary formulated to provide effective nutritional support to the immune system and metabolic health of the cow.
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Rumen Function
1
Ketosis
1
Antacid
1
Post Calving Recovery
2
Cow Liver Function
1
Fertility, Thrive & Embryo Transfer
1
Milk Fever
2
Milk Fever

Cal Plus

A specially developed topical liquid spray fluid for tail, ear and flank biting in pigs.

A unique formula containing a combination of ingredients which:

✓ Reduces incidence and severity of tail biting

✓ Supports healing

✓ Supports the reduction of lesion severity

✓ Wards off biters

✓ Is safe to use with pigs

Key Features

  • Easy to apply
  • Has a carefully selected unpleasant and repellent taste
  • Has a bright blue colour & sticky texture for good coverage
  • Improves pig welfare
  • Supports healing after tail biting outbreaks
  • Reduces impact of tail, ear and flank biting on bitten pigs
  • Reduces likelihood of repeated biting outbreaks
  • Reduces likelihood of condemnations
  • Lowers susceptibility to secondary infections in bitten pigs
  • Potential to decrease antibiotic usage

Feeding Instructions

Apply Shield Plus generously to the affected tail and surrounding area of the pigs in the pen.
• Spray every two days
• Repeat as required

SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE
Warnings: The product may cause eye irritation. In case of contact with the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water.

Gloves should be worn when using the product. Avoid hand to mouth contact. Wash hands after use.

Cal Plus 

Oral Calcium, Anion, Energy & Vitamin D3

For the provision of a supplementary source of Calcium to cows
Cal Plus is an ideal means of supplementing the diet of cows & sheep with calcium during periods of need.

At the onset of lactation, the cow requirement for calcium increases significantly. Research indicates that a significant number of older and higher yielding animals suffer from some level of calcium deficiency. Clinical and subclinical calcium deficiency can lead to a number of metabolic problems around calving, including milk fever, ketosis retained placenta as well as recumbancy.

Feeding Instructions

Shake well before use. Full bottle 12 hours before calving. Another bottle may be given after calving.
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