Check the listing for details. Fresh Cow YMCP Pail (25 lb). Condition: New. Listed at 164.88 USD. Fresh Cow YMCP Pail (25 lb) When to UseImmediately post-calving for support during the transition into lactationTo offer support during metabolic disorders including milk fever, hypocalcemia, ketosis, displaced abomasums, and retained placentasTo maintain normal energy metabolismFor cows that are energy deficient or have been off feedPost-surgeryAs a follow up to intravenus calcium administration to maintain calcium levels in the bloodTo support the cow during optimum peak milkDirections & Dosage Use product in one of three manners detailed below with the intention to provide one pound of Fresh Cow YMCP per cow immediately after calving. Product is recommended for use rate of one pound on the day of calving, however the use of the product for additional days following calving may be warranted at certain times. Please consult a veterinarian or a TechMix representative for questions regarding this. Drench Use: Use as a drench suspension by mixing one pound of product with one pint of warm water. Drench suspension slowly to permit swallowing. Do not drench cows that are down or struggle excessively with fluids or gels as their swallowing reflexes may be impaired. Water Use: Use in the drinking water by mixing one-half pound of product to 5 gallons of warm drinking water and repeat to provide the intended intake of one pound per cow. For best results, offer as soon as possible after calving. Feed Mixing or Top Dressing: When feed mixing or top dressing, mix sufficient amount of the product in the total ration or grain ration to provide an intake of one pound per cow of Fresh Cow YMCP as soon as possible after calving. When top dressing, hand mix or disperse Fresh Cow YMCP throughout the grain or total ration. Scoop Enclosed: Measures approximately 1/2 pound when level. Product Details BrandTechMixSize30 lbsManufacturerTech MixProduct TypeEquestrian EquipmentMpn10067-186 Post-surgeryTo maintain normal energy metabolismFor cows that are energy deficient or have been off feed Check out my other items. - Powered by