CALF START
AHV Calf Start is a dietetic feed developed to support calves during their most vulnerable stage, from birth to 6 months old. Enriched with antibodies, it boosts immunity and fosters optimal growth and development while helping to prevent digestive upsets. AHV Calf Start equips calves to tackle challenges, ensuring they thrive during these critical early weeks.
AHV Calf Start forms the first stage of our proactive Calf Rearing Programme.
Key benefits of Calf Start
Offers nutritional and overall support in the first weeks of life
Provides antibodies to boost immunity and support optimal development.
Stabilises digestion and reduces risk of digestive upset
Bridges the immunity gap to supports resilient, healthy calves through expected challenges
Protects the gut wall during periods of, or recovery from digestive disturbance (diarrhoea)
How to use the AHV Calf Start
For proactive purposes: add 25g Calf Start per calf to the milk twice a day, from day 0 for 2 weeks.
In case of mild digestive disturbances: add 50g Calf Start per calf to the milk or drinking water twice a day for 1 to 7 days.
In case of acute digestive disturbances: add 100 g dietetic feed per calf to the milk or drinking water twice a day for 1 to 3 days.
Note: Simultaneous use with Vitamin D2 is not allowed
Calf Rearing Programme
| PROACTIVE CALF REARING |
Calf Start
25 gr per calf/twice daily milk feeding
Respi
10 gr/ calf/twice daily milk feeding
Booster Powder 50 gr/ calf/twice daily as top dress
(Re)Active AHV products for Digestive
These products are for calves with a high risk to develop a digestive issue in the short or long-term (active) or in case of severe digestive issues (reactive).
Active – For calves at high risk of diarrhoea
Reactive – Support during severe digestive issues
What farmers say about the Calf Start
Get in touch!
Would you like to be visited by an advisor to discuss the health challenges on your farm together? Our AHV Specialist will be happy to visit you to jointly assess the health of your cows and come up with appropriate cow-specific advice.
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