Key Features:

Provides calcium to fresh cows when they need it most.

– Immediately after calving, cows experience high levels of calcium loss through milk and colostrum. Even when signs aren’t visible, subclinical hypocalcemia can lead to a cascade of complications that could have been avoided.

Delivers two essential types of calcium: calcium chloride and calcium sulfate.

– These two calcium ingredients have been proven best in helping cows get back to optimum performing levels, while the ingredients in some other brands fall short.

A two-bolus protocol can make all the difference.

– Administering an oral calcium supplement at calving, and again 12 to 24 hours later, can provide much-needed calcium supplementation. This is especially critical in second-lactation-or-greater cows, even if on a balanced transition diet.

Not all boluses are created equal.

– A Bovikalc bolus dissolves completely just 30 minutes after reaching the rumen. Plus, its fat coating makes administration easier and safer for both workers and fresh cows.

Can boost an anionic-salt program.

– Anionic salts can reduce cases of subclinical hypocalcemia, but not necessarily eliminate them. According to research, even herds on a quality anionic-salts program can still benefit from the oral calcium supplementation that Bovikalc boluses deliver.