Benefits:
- CIGMA calf starter is formulated to provide essential nutrients for the health and growth of calves.
- It contains a balanced supply of energy, protein, minerals, vitamins and other essential nutrients.
- It is designed to support optimum absorption of nutrients, to help calves reach their genetic potential.
- CIGMA calf starter is formulated to help calves transition from milk to solid feed quickly and easily.
Features:
- CIGMA calf starter is a nutrient-dense feed that provides the essential nutrients needed for healthy growth and development.
- It contains quality ingredients, including high levels of quality proteins, vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients.
- CIGMA calf starter is highly digestible, which helps calves maximize the nutrients they consume.
- It is formulated to provide palatable, high-energy feed that encourages calves to eat.
- CIGMA calf starter is fortified with probiotics to promote digestive health.
The CIGMA calf starter feeding program is designed to meet the nutritional needs of newborn calves during the early weeks of life. It provides a balanced blend of essential nutrients to help calves maximize their growth potential.
Feeding instructions:
- Feed CIGMA calf starter to newborn calves at a rate of 40-60 gram per head per day.
- Start feeding CIGMA calf starter as soon as possible after birth and continue until calves are 12 weeks old.
- Ensure that your calves have access to plenty of fresh, clean water at all times. Calves need plenty of water to support healthy growth and development.
- feed your calves CIGMA calf starter at least twice daily, to give them the balanced nutrition they need to support weight gain.
- Supplement CIGMA calf starter with high quality forage, such as hay, to give calves the fiber they need for proper digestion.
- Implement a regular deworming program, to protect calves from parasites that could otherwise hinder their growth.
- Monitor your calves’ weight regularly to ensure that they are gaining the amount of weight expected.
- Minimize stress on your calves, such as overcrowding and sudden changes in temperature.
- Provide your calves with plenty of space to move and exercise, which can help them, develop strong bones and muscles.
- Consult your veterinarian or a nutritionist to ensure that your calves are receiving the best possible nutrition.
Calves Management Tips: Calf Starter
Birth to 1 month
- Feed the calf colostrum within the first 6 hours of birth.
- Provide the calf with a clean, dry, and warm environment.
- Feed the calf a high-quality milk replacer or whole milk at least twice a day.
- Monitor the calf’s weight and health regularly.
1 To 2 Months
- Continue to feed the calf a high-quality milk replacer or whole milk at least twice a day.
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Begin to introduce hay and grain to the calf’s diet.
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Monitor the calf’s weight and health regularly.
2 To 3 Months
- Continue to feed the calf a high-quality milk replacer or whole milk at least twice a day.
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Increase the amount of hay and grain in the calf’s diet.
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Monitor the calf’s weight and health regularly.
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Begin to wean the calf off of milk replacer or whole milk.
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