Calf Products: Milkshake

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Calf Products: Milkshake

Milkshake contains nutrients to support growth and health for calves fed whole-milk or milk-replacer

Milkshake supports:

Increased calf growth rates of 15% (Teagasc Moorepark Ireland Trials)
The reduction of nutritional diarrhoea
Digestive enzyme activity
Higher whole milk intakes
Best Thriving Calves in the World

The Original since 1986

MILKSHAKE is the original nutritional supplement and milk acidifier, containing nutrients, proven (Teagasc Moorepark Ireland Trials) to support 15% extra growth in calves. It can be used for calves fed whole-milk or milk-replacer. MILKSHAKE is formulated to provide all the nutrients found in a milk replacer and to support the emerging immune system, boost appetite and vitality.

HOW TO: Feed Milkshake with 20L Wholemilk

Proven Growth

Studies conducted by Teagasc in Ireland along with the experience of farmers for over 30 years of using MILKSHAKE have demonstrated that feeding calves fed milk fortified with MILKSHAKE improved performance.

MILKSHAKE® is exclusively manufactured by Inform Nutrition Ireland

“USING MILKSHAKE FOR 15 YEARS- WE WOULDN’T REAR A CALF WITHOUT IT!”- ERIC JENNINGS CO. CORK FARMER!

Eric Jennings farms with his wife in Clonakilty, Co. Cork. Together they farm approximately 58 British Friesian dairy cows and 44 calves, producing an average yield of 5,500 Litres per year. Eric calves down in spring and has 10 % of his herd left to calf.

The Jennings, who have been farming for 30 years know what it is like to experience hardship on farm with issues of nutritional diarrhoea. Based on their past experiences, they understand the value of placing a lot of importance on calf health to ensure that their calves have the best start in life.

For Cows Milk

Feeding instructions for cows milk:

For dispersion in cow’s milk, add 15g (1 scoop) Milkshake to 500ml of water, then add this to 4.5 litres of milk. These measures should prevent milk from curdling excessively and ensure an even dispersion. If milk curdles it is still perfectly safe to feed to calves. In fact, milk curdles in the calf’s stomach shortly after feeding and is an important part of the normal digestion process.