Calcium is one of the minerals that can determine how smoothly a cow transitions into a new lactation. Calcium deficiency in the first days after calving is one of the most common problems faced by farmers.

When does calcium demand increase the most?

As colostrum and milk production begins, calcium demand increases dramatically – the cow's body must quickly "switch" to a completely different level of calcium expenditure. This is crucial for preventing post-calving problems.

Calcishot – a convenient calcium supplement paste

Calcishot This convenient paste is used for dairy cows around calving. It's designed to replenish calcium deficiencies, supporting the cow's body precisely when its need for this mineral is greatest – at the beginning of lactation.

Similarly to Fosfoshot, the Calcishot formula has been enriched with vitamin D3, supporting proper calcium metabolism.

Advantages of using Calcishot:

• targeted support for calcium metabolism in the pre-calving period,
• helps the cow's body cope with the rapid increase in calcium demand,
• enriched vitamin D3 supports proper calcium metabolism,
• simple, quick application in the form of a ready-made paste.

Well-maintained calcium management at calving provides a solid foundation for the entire lactation period. See also other solutions in this category. Post-calving support mix or write to us via contact form.