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Calving Comes With Complications: A Scientific Approach for Post-Parturition Care

The periparturient period, spanning the time just before and after calving, is a physiologically demanding phase in the life of dairy animals. Despite advancements in animal husbandry, calving-related complications remain a major cause of productivity loss, veterinary costs, and reproductive inefficiency.

Understanding Calving-Related Complications

Dairy farmers often face a spectrum of challenges post-calving. These complications can be grouped into three major categories:

1. Uterus-Related Disorders
  • Retention of Placenta (ROP) – Increases risk of infection and delays uterine recovery
  • Improper Lochial Discharge – Hampers uterine cleansing
  • Metritis, Endometritis, Pyometra – Severe uterine infections with systemic impacts
2. Mineral Deficiency-Related Disorders
  • Hypocalcemia (Milk Fever) – Common in high-yielding cows, leading to muscle weakness and uterine inertia
  • Hypophosphatemia – Impairs energy metabolism and appetite
  • Hypomagnesemia – Triggers neuromuscular dysfunction and stress response
3. Energy Deficiency-Related Disorders
  • Negative Energy Balance (NEB) – Occurs when energy demand exceeds intake
  • Subclinical and Clinical Ketosis – Leads to reduced milk yield, appetite loss, and increased disease susceptibility
What the Market Needs: A Single Solution for Multiple Problems

Traditional treatment protocols involve using separate formulations for each condition, ecbolics for uterine cleansing, minerals for metabolic support, and energy sources for ketosis. This fragmented approach delays response and increases the cost of treatment.

Introducing: UTEROTONE 3 IN 1

"Essential Support for Pre-Calving & Post-Calving Period in Dairy Animals"

UTEROTONE 3 IN 1 is a scientifically formulated, broad-spectrum solution that synergistically integrates:

  1. Ecbolic Herbs
  2. Minerals & Vitamins
  3. Carbohydrate Precursors

This triple-action formula supports smooth parturition, faster recovery, and improved reproductive outcomes