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Calf Products

Provita Protect

Oral supplement providing high-level multi-strain probiotic bacteria to prevent diarrhoea in newborn calves. Give to new born calves at birth; bought-in calves; after digestive upset or after antibiotic therapy. Proven to reduce calf scour by 83% and increase growth rate by 31%. The only licensed probiotic. From £3 per calf (multipack price).

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Provita WD Ruminant

Liquid dispersible probiotic for mixing in water, milk or electrolyte. Use at birth, for bought-in calves, at times of stress or after antibiotic therapy. Only 14p per day per calf.

 

Provita WD Probiotic Powder

A source of bovine colostrum, supplemented with egg powder, probiotic bacteria and vitamins.

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Provita Response Paste

Oral paste providing energy, colostrum, probiotic bacteria, active proteins and vitamins to prevent digestive upsets and kick-start the newborn calves. From £6.74 per calf.

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Provita Response Calf Capsule

Oral capsule providing colostrum, probiotic bacteria, active proteins and vitamins to prevent digestive upsets. From £3.67per calf (special offer pack only)

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Provita Calf Colostrum Concentrate

Concentrated colostrum powder with active proteins, probiotics and vitamins to provide calves with a complete colostrum feed. From £15.35 per calf.

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Provita Prolyte Extra

Oral powder electrolyte plus probiotic bacteria to rehydrate calves and re-establish probiotic bacteria in the gut. From £1.17 per feed.

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Provita Whole Milk Acidifier

A blend of organic acids and egg powder to aid the digestion of whole milk and a health start. Farm trials have shown increased intakes and improved growth rates..

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Provita Promist

Organic acid and herb liquid for misting into the air in houses with poor ventilation to purifier the air and to decongest cattle. Approximately £2 per head per winter.

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