PRODUCTS FOR:
Dairy Cattle
Stuart Products has injectable and oral fat-soluble vitamins for specific applications. All products have been university and field tested. Bioavailability of fat-soluble vitamins is critically important for both injectable and oral formulations. Our products have superior bioavailability compared to competitive products. Our injectable and oral products were the first to utilize “d-alpha tocopherol”- the non-ester form of vitamin E for enhanced bioavailability. Furthermore, the form of vitamin A in our products is “retinyl palmitate”, the biologically active form of vitamin A. Competitive products contain “retinyl propionate”, which when injected is not bioavailable.
For Milk-Fed Calves
The EMCELLE products are formulated to be added to milk or milk replacer. These products are unique in two ways. Firstly, the form of vitamin E is the same form found in cows’ milk. Secondly, the fat-soluble vitamins are made water soluble by a process called “micellization” which enhances absorption. Feed-grade vitamin E-acetate found in milk replacer is very poorly utilized by the milk-fed calf due to lack of enzyme necessary to remove the acetate ester (de-esterification) prior to absorption. With EMCELLE those two critically important steps are not required prior to absorption. Classical signs of vitamin E deficiency in milk-fed calves are muscle weakness after birth resulting in lack of vigor and impaired immunocompetency.
University experiments and field demonstrations have demonstrated the efficacy of EMCELLE products in calves.
EMCELLE® TOCOPHEROL
ORAL PRODUCT
Recommended for use in calves fed milk replacer. The form of vitamin E in this product is the same as the form found in colostrum and milk.
News to Use for Dairy Cattle
Weak Calf Syndrome: Don’t overlook the need for fat-soluble vitamins!
Newborn Beef Calves Benefit from Supplementation with Vitamin D and E
Seasonal effects and husbandry practices on fat-soluble vitamin status of beef and dairy cows and their offspring Abstract for 2016 ASAS Midwest meeting
Acute phase response elicited by experimental bovine diarrhea virus (BVDV) infection is associated with decreased vitamin D and E status of vitamin-replete Pre-Ruminant calves
Effects of d-a-Tocopherol and Dietary Energy on Growth and Health of Pre-Ruminant Dairy Calves
VITAL E-500 and EMCELLE TOCOPHEROL For Neonatal Dairy Calves
Fatal Non-Responsive Diarrhea in Beef Calves 6 to 8 Weeks of Age
The Relationship Between Selenium and Vitamin E
Response of newborn calves to injectable vitamins A, D and E (2014 JAM)
