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Animal Health

Animal Health

Animal Health

One-Q Calf

Natural Enzyme Feed Additive for Calf Diarrhea Prevention and Immune Support

Form

Powder Type

Packaging

3 sachets per box

Recommended Usage

Dissolve one sachet in lukewarm water up to the fill line by shaking thoroughly, then administer orally.
Give two doses within 24 hours of birth.
In case of illness, administer one sachet per animal per day at 2–3 day intervals for 2–3 days.

Product Features

  • 01 Boosts calf immunity and dramatically reduces mortality rates.
  • 02 Promotes digestive development to improve feed utilization and prevent diarrhea.
  • 03 Helps calves cope with stress from heat and cold.
  • 04 Effective for prevention and control of various diseases.

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