Pavo Colostrum
Pavo Colostrum
Foals do not receive antibodies from their mothers via the placenta and are thus born without any essential infection fighting antibodies in their blood. It is of vital importance that the foal receives antibody containing colostrum, preferably from its mother during the first 8 hours after birth. After this time the foal’s ability to absorb antibodies starts to decrease and the foal is no longer able to absorb the antibodies at 24 hours after birth. The antibodies the foal receives via colostrum protect the newborn foal from infection during the first months after birth.
On rare occasions the foal may not be able to suckle properly from the mare, or the mare dies during or directly after the birth. When the foal is not able to suckle from the mare always call your veterinarian for advice.
Provides the newborn foal with antibodies to protect against infection
Helps the foal to build resistance and vitality in a natural way
Stimulates intestinal function
Long storage life
Fast and easy to prepare
For orphan foals
For foals whose mother has insufficient or no colostrum
In case of antigen imcompatibility between mare and foal (neonatal isoerythrolysis).
- Follow the directions given on the package and this website