Mineral older calf bolus

Promote growth and resistance of calves with a mineral calf bolus of 6 months worth of trace minerals


Our trace mineral calf bolus Juniortop is a slow-release calf supplement designed to prevent a mineral deficiency in calves and improve the overall well-being of the calves. It helps young cattle with their growth and resistance. 

This mineral calf bolus can be used for young cattle of 150 kg and up.


Resco's Juniortop bolus

Resco's slow-release calf bolus

Benefits of our mineral calf bolus?

  • Slow-release of the daily requirements in minerals during 6 months
  • Different soils have different mineral content. A mineral bolus guarantees sufficient trace minerals for cattle
  • No need for mixing minerals in feed or relying on your cattle to use a licking block




Why use a bolus?

  1. Easy in use
  2. Easy storage and transportation
  3. No need to give daily supplements
  4. No need to calculate supplementary feed
  5. Each cow gets the right dose
  6. No spilling



Composition

  • Copper
  • Cobalt
  • Selenium
  • Zinc
  • Iodine

Certification

FCA certificate for mineral calf bolus Juniortop

Dosage and administration

  • 1 Juniortop bolus at start of the grazing period, repeat at the return to stables


Orally with the help of a bolus applicator 

 How to apply a mineral calf bolus Juniortop

Packaging

  • Our mineral calf bolus Juniortop comes in a box of 12 boluses of 75 grams
  • Expiry date: shelf life of 3 years after the production date
  • Store dry, protected from extreme temperatures and out of reach of children


Calf scour bolus

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Dehydration in calves

Efferfizz is a fast-dissolving calf supplement designed to solve the urgent need for rehydration in situations where calves lose a lot of water and electrolytes.

Coccidia in calves

Coxitop is a slow-release calf supplement designed to prevent the development of coccidia in calves.

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