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New scientific results on preventing hypocalcemia - Vilofoss at ADSA

Published: June 21, 2018
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  Vilofoss will be present at ADSA, June 24-27. New scientific results on preventing hypocalcemia in dairy cows using X-Zelit product will be presented at the ADSA next week at Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. Join Vilofoss and Protekta at the Annual Meeting of the American Dairy Science Association (ADSA). Come and discover our 3 posters:   The effect of feeding zeolite A du...
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Per Theilgaard
Vilofoss
Morten Jakobsen
protekta
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Stanley Towett
22 de junio de 2018
How can I get the product in Kenya?
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Per Theilgaard
Vilofoss
24 de junio de 2018
Stanley Towett Thank you for your interest. We will send you a separate mail. Regards
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Dr D. Bala Krishna Rao
29 de junio de 2018
Is there any nutrient Formula for persistent hypocalcaemia?
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Per Theilgaard
Vilofoss
29 de junio de 2018

Dr. D. Bala Krishna Rao X-Zelit is feed to prevent hypocalcemia. The product is supplemented during the last 2-3 week and binding the dietary calcium in feed. This mimics the low calcium approach, which is highly efficient in preventing hypocalcemia. Please also look into the homepage http://www.xzelit.com/ for more information.
Regards,
Per.

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Hazem Hassanien
2 de julio de 2018
Would like to explain mechanism of calcium metabolism in preventing hypocalcemia provided by reviews article. Regards, Hazem.
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Per Theilgaard
Vilofoss
3 de julio de 2018
Hazem Hassanien The low calcium approach has been described in a lot of papers. Eg Acta vet. scand. 2002, 43, 1-19. Milk Fever Control Principles: A Review By T. Thilsing-Hansen1, R.J. Jørgensen1 and S. Østergaard2 Regards Per
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