Generic Formulation

Cobalt

Indication

Cobalt deficiency in ruminants; supports rumen synthesis of vitamin B12.

Contraindications

None significant at recommended doses.

Side Effects

Excess causes anorexia and weight loss.

Pregnancy & Lactation

Safe.

Dose Guidance

CattleIn feed

Dose

0.1 – 0.5

mg/kg feed

Frequency

continuous

Duration

—

Feed inclusion level, not a body-weight dose. Only ruminants benefit meaningfully - rumen microbes use it to make B12. Verify against the product label before use.

GoatIn feed

Dose

0.1 – 0.5

mg/kg feed

Frequency

continuous

Duration

—

Feed inclusion level, not a body-weight dose. Only ruminants benefit meaningfully - rumen microbes use it to make B12. Verify against the product label before use.

SheepIn feed

Dose

0.1 – 0.5

mg/kg feed

Frequency

continuous

Duration

—

Feed inclusion level, not a body-weight dose. Only ruminants benefit meaningfully - rumen microbes use it to make B12. Verify against the product label before use.

BuffaloIn feed

Dose

0.1 – 0.5

mg/kg feed

Frequency

continuous

Duration

—

Feed inclusion level, not a body-weight dose. Only ruminants benefit meaningfully - rumen microbes use it to make B12. Verify against the product label before use.

CowIn feed

Dose

0.1 – 0.5

mg/kg feed

Frequency

continuous

Duration

—

Feed inclusion level, not a body-weight dose. Only ruminants benefit meaningfully - rumen microbes use it to make B12. Verify against the product label before use.

CalfIn feed

Dose

0.1 – 0.5

mg/kg feed

Frequency

continuous

Duration

—

Feed inclusion level, not a body-weight dose. Only ruminants benefit meaningfully - rumen microbes use it to make B12. Verify against the product label before use.

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