Description

In a field trial, Intra mammary infusion of E. coli (bacteria) caused large decrease in concentration of ascorbic acid in plasma and milk from challenged quarter. Larger decrease in plasma and milk ascorbic acid of challenged quarter increased bacterial count & severity of mastitis.
Ascorbic acid keeps bacterial count low in mastitis

Dosage:

Large animals: 30 ml./day for 3-5 days Small animals: 10-15 ml./day for 3-5 days or as directed by the Veterinarian. I.M./I.V./S.C. route.

Benefits:

Supports Recovery in (FMD) & HS: Adjunct therapy with Vitamin C aids in the recovery process during Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) and Haemorrhagic Septicaemia (HS), improving overall health and resilience against these infections.

Boosts Immunity: Vitamin C supplementation enhances the immune system, helping animals fight off infections and reduce susceptibility to disease, particularly during times of stress.

Restores Vitamin C Levels: Effectively addresses Vitamin C. deficiency, supporting proper metabolic function, immune response, and overall health in cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats.