First Arrival Paste for Kids & Lambs
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First Arrival Paste For Kids & Lambs
This treatment applies to the following species:Manufacturer: DBC Ag Products
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First Arrival® includes targeted proteins, microencapsulated lactic-acid-forming bacteria and unique organic carbon sources, which can aid against pathogens that might cause malnutrition and scours in the neonatal kid or lamb. For optimum results, administer to kids and lambs at birth and following stress. Repeat dose as necessary.
Guaranteed Analysis
Total lactic-acid-producing bacteria - 4 x 107 colony-forming units (CFUs) per gram. Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium thermophilum, Bifidobacterium longum, Enterococcus faecium.Ingredients
Vegetable oil, charcoal-containing wood vinegar liquid, dextrose, sodium aluminosilicate, oligosaccharides, dried egg, sorbitan monostearate, dried L acidophilus, driedB thermophilum, dried B longum, dried E faecium and dried Bacillus subtilis.
Directions
Administer 2 to 3 grams to newborns; 5 to 8 grams per treatment for kids and lambs weighing up to 10 pounds; and 10 to 15 grams per treatment for animals weighing more than 10 pounds.Store in a cool dry area out of sunlight.
DBC Ag Products, 313 W. Liberty St. Suite 237, Lancaster, PA 17603
717-509-5724
www.dbcagproducts.com
First Arrival is a registered trademark and Encrypt is a trademark of DBCAgricultural Products
Net weight 15 grams
Nac No.
10582240 |
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