Vitamin A plays an important role in the protection of the epithelial tissues

(including skin and retina) and the mucous membranes, and therefore as a protection against general infections.

Deficiency symptoms are hyperkeratosis (skin), xerophthalmia, blindness,

and nervous symptoms, decreased growth rates and lowered fertility.

Vitamin D3 takes care of the regular process of the calcium-phosphorous metabolism.

It plays also a role in increasing the rate of Ca++ absorption and transport

from the intestine and in promoting bone calcification.

Deficiency symptoms are rickets in young animals, osteomalacia in adults.

Vitamin E possesses antioxidant action, this action links vitamin E with vitamin A metabolism

(it is used for the stabilization of vitamin A in foodstuffs) and with that of the unsaturated fatty acids.

Deficiency symptoms are muscular disorders e.g. White Muscle Disease, Stiff Lamb Disease.

Side effects:   None

Treatment and prevention of deficiencies of the vitamins A, D3 and/or E,

e.g. growth disturbances, non-infectious reproductive and sight disturbances,

enteritis, (rickets), convalescence and skin problems.

Prophylactic treatment during challenge periods and stress situations.

Contra-indications: Over dosage of vitamin D3 may cause hypercalcaemia in young animals.

Orally via the drinking water.

* Poultry: 1 ml / 1 litter drinking water for 5 to 7 days.

The drinking water should be used within 24 hours.

Target animals:    Large Animals / Poultry

Store in a dry, dark place between 15 °C and 25 °C.

Store in closed packing.

The predominant action of vitamin E is regulating the oxidation processes of the body.

This anti-oxidant action links vitamin E with vitamin A metabolism

(it is used for the stabilization of vitamin A in feedstuffs),

and with that the unsaturated fatty acids.

It prevents or slows down the formation of free radicals and hyper peroxides

from poly-saturated fatty acids.

The decrease in peroxide formation can be considered as a stabilizing effect on cell membranes,

containing poly-saturated fatty acids. Selenium is a trace element, reducing tissue peroxides

and stimulating immunity response. Interaction with vitamin E is sometimes synergistic

and sometimes partially substitutive.

Side effects:  None

– It helps in increasing level of fertility in animals and healing process of damaged tissues.

– It serves as a catalyst in the synthesis of Hemoglobin and in collagen formation.

– Improves also the feathering.

– Aiding in protection against emergence of viral diseases.

– Boosts the immune system of the animals.

– Vascular and nervous functions support.

For oral administration via drinking water.

Calves, lambs, sheep, goats & piglets:

10 ml per 50 kg body weight during 5 – 10 days.

Poultry: 1 – 2 ml per liter of drinking water during 5 – 10 days.

Medicated drinking water should be used within 24 hours.

WITHDRAWAL PERIOD:   None

Store in a dry, dark place between 15 °C and 25 °C.

Store in closed packing.

Keep medicine away from children.

To achieve maximum weight in broiler chicks.
For stress conditions, particularly after vaccination, infectious disease and high humidity.
To provide vitamins, trace elements, minerals and essential amino acids.
To improve performance and appearance.
For high production in broilers and layer hens.

• To increase milk production
• To increase body conformation
• Anemia
• General tonic
• Loss of appetite
• Delayed estrous
• During gestation period
• Racing animals

Haemovit B^®  liquid contains iron, copper, cobalt & folic acid to supply diets

which may be deficient in the essential minerals.

Iron: Is an essential component of hemoglobin, myoglobin, the cytochromes

and other enzymatic systems and is involved in the transport of oxygen to cells.

Iron requirements of young animals are higher than those of mature ruminants

Deficiencies are most likely to occur in young animals because cow milk is lower in iron.

Copper: Colostrums contains more copper than milk and the amount of copper

in milk decreases with the length of lactation.

Copper is also involved in bone development and the maintenance of elastic connective tissue.

Cobalt: is dietary essential for cattle because it is necessary for the syntheses of vitamin B12

by the gastrointestinal microbes which is used by both animal tissues and micro organisms.

Cobalt has a role in nerve cell function.

About 3% of ingested cobalt is converted to vitamin B12 (in the rumen).

some Deficiency symptoms appear as:

Low liver and plasma B12 concentration.

Weight loss

Milk production decreased

Folic Acid: is one of the most important nutrients to have during the first trimester

of pregnancy and before conception, deficient in folic acid have a greater risk of having abnormal fetus.

SOME DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS APPEAR AS:

• Severe diarrhea
• rapid weight loss
• rough hair coat
• loss of hair color
• swelling at the end of leg bone
• delayed estrus and reduce reproduction
• retained placenta

Large Animal:	40 ml to 60 ml
For cattle, horse & camels:	40 ml daily
Sheep and goat:	20 ml daily
Small Animals:	15 ml to 30 ml

* Shake well before use.
* For animal use only.
* Store in a cool place away from sunlight.
* Keep out of reach of children.

Side effects:  None

New phose is recommended for all kind Of poultry and mammals,

with high production capacity. Poultry: growth, laying period,

after vaccination, antibiotic treatment, in case of brittle eggs,

mineral and trace elements deficiencies. Ruminates and swine:

during specific periods of the production cycle: growth, reproduction

gestation period, meat and milk production anaemia, insemination,

low fecundity rates, silent heats, skin and hoof problems.

Poultry:                2 ml per liter of drinking water

Horses: Mares:    100 ml diluted in water

Foals:                   20 ml diluted in water

Cattle: Cows:       80 to 120 diluted in water.