Paste with phosphorus and calcium for cows after calving

Product benefits
Phosphoshot This convenient paste for dairy cows is intended for use around calving. The product provides easily digestible phosphorus and calcium, helping to supplement the increased demand for these nutrients at the beginning of lactation. The addition of vitamin D3 supports proper calcium and phosphate metabolism and improves the body's utilization of minerals.
The syringe allows for quick and convenient administration of the preparation directly into the mouth, which is especially important in the first hours after calving.
The most important advantages
- replenishes phosphorus and calcium deficiencies
- supports the cow's body after calving
- contains vitamin D3, which improves the utilization of calcium and phosphorus
- convenient paste form in a syringe
- quick administration without the need to prepare a solution
- an ideal element of the feeding program for freshly calved cows
When to use?
Phosphoshot is worth giving?:
- immediately after calving,
- in high-yielding cows,
- in herds with phosphorus deficiencies,
- during the period of increased demand for calcium and phosphorus at the beginning of lactation.
Method of administration
The preparation is administered directly into the mouth using a syringe according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Species
Active substances
- Phosphorus (P) ? 15.5 g
- Calcium? (Ca) ? 14 g
- Magnesium (Mg) ? 0.75 g
dicalcium phosphate (11.3.1)
monosodium phosphate (11.3.10)
glycerin (13.8.2)
propylene glycol (13.11.1)
magnesium chloride (11.2.6)
Dietary supplements
Vitamin D3 (3a671) – 23,000 IU
Niacinamide (3a315) ? 600 mg
Technological additives
Potassium sorbate (1k202) - 153 mg
BHT (E321) - 0.44 mg
Crude protein - 0.6%
Crude Fiber ? <0.5% Crude Fat ? <0.2% Crude Ash ? 40.4% Calcium ? 9% Phosphorus ? 10% Magnesium ? 0.5% Sodium ? 21.2% Moisture ? 40.4%
Frequently asked questions
Why is phosphorus important after calving?
Phosphorus participates in the body's energy metabolism and supports proper muscle function. After calving, the demand for this nutrient increases dramatically.
Does Fosfoshot also contain calcium?
Yes. The product provides both phosphorus and calcium, thus comprehensively supporting the cow in the first days of lactation.
Why were vitamins D3 added?
Vitamin D3 supports the proper utilization of calcium and phosphorus and helps maintain proper mineral metabolism.
When is the best time to administer Fosfoshot?
Most often immediately after calving or in accordance with the preventive program in force on the farm.
Is the product easy to administer?
Yes. Phosfoshot comes in the form of a ready-made paste in a syringe, making application quick and convenient.
Can Phosphoshot be used preventively?
Yes. The product is intended for preventive supplementation of phosphorus and calcium immediately after calving.
Why does Phosphoshot contain both phosphorus and calcium?
Both minerals play an important role in the metabolism and proper functioning of the cow's body in the first days of lactation.
How much preparation should be administered?
The recommended dose is one syringe immediately after calving. If necessary, the dose can be repeated after 24 hours.
How to store Phosphoshot?
The preparation should be stored in a dry, cool and shaded place.
Does Phosphoshot contain magnesium?
Yes. The product also provides magnesium, which complements the mineral composition of the preparation.

