Nutritional specialties
VITALIVER
Vitaliver is a supplement feed that provides animals with high production potential with the essential elements to support their liver.
Punctual treatment with Vitaliver allows to
- Help protect the liver of cows through detoxification
- Help drain the liver
- Help boost the appetite
- Helps cows to start lactating again for increased milk production
Conditionnement : 25 kg bag
Présentation : 3.2 mm pellets on a high-quality cereal-based support combined with rumen protected sources allowing for gradual degradation in the rumen and uptake at the right time in the digestive tract.
Protect the liver of cows
In dairy cows, especially those with high potential, the liver is very stressed and if fats accumulate in the liver, particularly around the calving period, this may lead to related pathologies that weaken the cows and reduce their performances.
First-rate ingredients
The essential role of three nutrients
Vitaliver is made up of three nutrients with an essential role in the liver: Methionine, Choline, and Betaine which act as a detoxifier and help drain the liver. Vitalac uses a mixture of these nutrients in rumen protected form so that they can pass into the intestine without being broken down in the rumen. Thus, they are absorbed in the intestine.
Sorbitol and vitamin B for a targeted action
Sorbitol and Vitamin B are also found in VITALIVER. Sorbitol is a cholagogue and choleretic: it stimulates the secretion of bile and the discharge of excess fat from the liver. Group B vitamins take part in gluconeogenesis (production of glucose) which takes place in the liver in ruminants.
Vitaliver in combination with Vitapeps (vitamin C) is an excellent duo to ensure good liver function and to strengthen the immune system of cows.
Our recommendation for use
For adult dairy and fattening cattle and for small ruminants.
Vitaliver is mixed into the ration. It is particularly recommended at the end of gestation and at the start of lactation. It is also ideal following a difficult feed transition, after a phase of weight loss in the herd and during the winter to boost the appetite.
