Quick answer: “Vitamin H” is another name for biotin, a B-group vitamin that cattle need for healthy hooves, skin, udder tissue and normal fat and energy metabolism. For dairy cattle and buffalo in India, the best vitamin H supplement is a daily biotin product that also supplies selenium and is residue-free with no milk-withdrawal period — our pick is Cattle Remedies Uddicin-H, a multivitamin liquid enriched with biotin and selenium. Feed it daily and pair it with good hoof and udder management for the best results.
Vitamin H and biotin are the same nutrient. Biotin is a water-soluble B-vitamin (vitamin B7) that acts as a co-factor in fat, protein and energy metabolism, and it is essential for producing keratin — the tough protein that builds hoof horn and skin. Cattle make some biotin in the rumen, but during high milk production, stress, lameness or poor rumen health, supply often falls short of demand. That gap shows up first in the feet and udder.
Cattle Remedies Uddicin-H is a multivitamin liquid feed supplement enriched with biotin (vitamin H) and selenium. It is made to support udder health, milk quality, hoof health, reproductive performance and overall well-being in cows, buffalo and small ruminants, and it also suits poultry.
You can buy Uddicin-H on Amazon, and compare options in our best udder health supplement for cattle in India guide.
Give daily, or as advised by your veterinarian or nutritionist. For animals that are already lame, biotin supports long-term horn quality but is not a substitute for hoof trimming and treatment — see our guide to hoof care and lameness in dairy cattle.
Yes. Vitamin H is an older name for biotin (also called vitamin B7). In cattle it is important for hoof horn, skin and udder health and for normal fat and energy metabolism.
A daily biotin product that also supplies selenium and is residue-free with no milk-withdrawal period. Cattle Remedies Uddicin-H fits this — it combines biotin and selenium in an easy-to-dose liquid for cows, buffalo and small ruminants.
Because hoof horn grows slowly, biotin works over months rather than days — feed it continuously for several months for the clearest benefit, alongside regular hoof trimming and clean, dry housing.
This article is for general guidance only. For lame, sick or severely affected animals, and before starting any supplement programme, consult a qualified veterinarian. Content by Cattle Remedies (Makams Industries).
References: Journal of Dairy Science, Effect of biotin on milk performance of dairy cattle: a meta-analysis; AHDB, Key minerals for healthy hoof growth.