Iodine 0.45 mg + Vitamin D3 5000 I. U + Phosphorus 0.70% + Calcium 0.70 % + Alpha – Tocopherol (Vitamin E) 250 mg + Selenium 0.25 mg + Fat 16.5 % + Manganese sulphate 30 mg + Zinc 37 mg + Vitamin A 25000 I. U + Copper 10 mg + Vitamin C 450 mg
16.5 %
Powder
• Provides balance nutrition to new born animals • Encourages early rumen development and earlier weaning • Ensures daily weight gain 700-800 gm per calf • Enriched with vitamins (A, D3, E & C), minerals & probiotics to strengthen immune function • Reduces the risk of disease transmission Detailed composition: Crude protein 20.5 %. Crude fat 16.5 %, Crude ash 7.00 %, Crude fibre 0.20 %, Lysine 1.70 %, Calcium 0.70 %, Phosphorus 0.70 %, Sodium 0.70 %, Vitamin A 25,000 I. U, Vitamin D3 5,000 I.U., Vitamin E 225 mg, Vitamin C 450 mg, Iron 100 mg, Zinc 37 mg, Manganese 30 mg, Copper 10 mg, Iodin 0.45 mg, Selenium 0.25 mg, Enterococcus facium 1x 109 C.F.U., Bacillus licheniformis 1.3 x 109 C.F.U., Bacillus licheniformis 1.3 x 109C.F.U., Bacillus Subtilis 1.3 x 109C.F.U.
Dose
140 – 160
gm/animal
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Calf: Dissolve 140–160 g per liter of lukewarm water; Lamb & Kid: Dissolve 50 g per liter of lukewarm water. Phase 1: Newborn Care 1st to 3rd Day: Provide Colostrum instead of standard milk replacer. The total requirement is 1 Liter per day, split and fed over 3 to 4 times daily. Phase 2: Growth and Peak Milk Requirement 4th to 7th Day: Mix a quantity of 160 gm of BabyLac. The total fluid need is 1.5 to 2 Liters per day, divided into 2 to 3 feedings. Introduce water and 30 gm of concentrate feed alongside. 2nd Week: Mix a quantity of 160 gm of BabyLac. The total fluid need increases to 2 Liters per day, divided into 2 to 3 feedings. Introduce water, 200 gm of concentrate feed, and hay or straw. 3rd to 4th Week: Mix a quantity of 160 gm of BabyLac. The total fluid need reaches its peak at 3 Liters per day, divided into 2 to 3 feedings. Increase the associated concentrate feed to 300 gm, and continue providing water and hay or straw. Phase 3: Gradual Weaning 5th Week: Reduce the BabyLac powder quantity to 140 gm. Maintain the fluid volume at 3 Liters per day, but reduce the frequency to 2 times daily. Provide water, hay or straw, and step up the concentrate feed to 400–700 gm. 6th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Gradually lower the fluid requirement to 2 to 2.5 Liters per day, fed across 2 times daily. Associate this with water, hay or straw, and 1 Kg of concentrate feed. 7th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Lower the fluid volume to 2 Liters per day, fed across 2 times daily. Provide water, hay or straw, and increase concentrate feed to 1.7 Kg. 8th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Lower the fluid volume to 1.5 Liters per day, fed across 2 times daily. Provide water, hay or straw, and increase concentrate feed to 2 Kg. 9th to 10th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Lower the final fluid volume to 1 Liter per day, fed across 2 times daily. Accompany this with water, hay or straw, and 2.5 Kg of concentrate feed as they transition fully to solid feed.
Baby Lac Powder is a veterinary powder containing Iodine and Vitamin D3 and Phosphorus and Calcium and Alpha – Tocopherol (Vitamin E) and Selenium and Fat and Manganese sulphate and Zinc and Vitamin A and Copper and Vitamin C (16.5 %) from SQUARE.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Baby Lac Powder in calf is 140–160 gm/animal, given orally. Calf: Dissolve 140–160 g per liter of lukewarm water; Lamb & Kid: Dissolve 50 g per liter of lukewarm water. Phase 1: Newborn Care 1st to 3rd Day: Provide Colostrum instead of standard milk replacer. The total requirement is 1 Liter per day, split and fed over 3 to 4 times daily. Phase 2: Growth and Peak Milk Requirement 4th to 7th Day: Mix a quantity of 160 gm of BabyLac. The total fluid need is 1.5 to 2 Liters per day, divided into 2 to 3 feedings. Introduce water and 30 gm of concentrate feed alongside. 2nd Week: Mix a quantity of 160 gm of BabyLac. The total fluid need increases to 2 Liters per day, divided into 2 to 3 feedings. Introduce water, 200 gm of concentrate feed, and hay or straw. 3rd to 4th Week: Mix a quantity of 160 gm of BabyLac. The total fluid need reaches its peak at 3 Liters per day, divided into 2 to 3 feedings. Increase the associated concentrate feed to 300 gm, and continue providing water and hay or straw. Phase 3: Gradual Weaning 5th Week: Reduce the BabyLac powder quantity to 140 gm. Maintain the fluid volume at 3 Liters per day, but reduce the frequency to 2 times daily. Provide water, hay or straw, and step up the concentrate feed to 400–700 gm. 6th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Gradually lower the fluid requirement to 2 to 2.5 Liters per day, fed across 2 times daily. Associate this with water, hay or straw, and 1 Kg of concentrate feed. 7th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Lower the fluid volume to 2 Liters per day, fed across 2 times daily. Provide water, hay or straw, and increase concentrate feed to 1.7 Kg. 8th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Lower the fluid volume to 1.5 Liters per day, fed across 2 times daily. Provide water, hay or straw, and increase concentrate feed to 2 Kg. 9th to 10th Week: Keep the BabyLac quantity at 140 gm. Lower the final fluid volume to 1 Liter per day, fed across 2 times daily. Accompany this with water, hay or straw, and 2.5 Kg of concentrate feed as they transition fully to solid feed.
Baby Lac Powder is priced at BDT 685.00 for a pack of 1 kg.
Dosing information is provided for reference by qualified veterinary professionals and does not replace clinical judgement. Prices are indicative and may vary by region and retailer.