AVISHI DELIVER
20-Day Precision Mineral Dose for Goats & Sheep at Calving
Calving is a high-stress physiological event that rapidly drains essential minerals—especially calcium—from the animal’s bloodstream. As milk production begins, calcium demand increases sharply, forcing the animal to draw minerals from its own bones, leading to serious post-parturient complications. Traditional mineral supplements are largely inorganic and poorly bioavailable, making natural mineral replacement slow and inefficient during this critical period. The Solution: Avishi DELIVER A biotechnology-driven innovation, Avishi DELIVER is specially formulated to provide precise, bioavailable minerals exactly when the animal needs them most—during the calving period.
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Key Clinical & Developmental Benefits
Key Benefits
- Improves muscle contractibility during parturition
- Supports nerve impulse transmission and blood clotting
- Prevents mineral depletion from bones
- Enhances overall recovery and productivity after calving
Dosage Protocol & Administration Guide
Method of Application
- Mix with drinking water or feed
- Do NOT mix in milk
Dosage: 10 ml per day for 20 days before calving
Scientifically Balanced Composition
Composition
- Calcium, Phosphorus, Magnesium, Potassium, Vitamin D3, Proteins
AVISHI DELIVER
Delivering Strength, Stability & Smooth Calving
The Bio-Available Advantage
The Solution: Avishi DELIVER
A biotechnology-driven innovation, Avishi DELIVER is specially formulated to provide precise, bioavailable minerals exactly when the animal needs them most—during the calving period.
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