POTASSIUM

Potassium supplementation is important in the prevention of potassium deficiencies in cattle. It is used during insufficient dietary intake in potassium or when its availability is decreased. This is particularly the case during milk-fever.

The deficiencies in potassium in cattle are numerous:  in early lactation, in cows that are lying and for those suffering from reduced appetite.
During abrupt changes in diet and when feed is not rich enough in Potassium, dietary intake and availability of potassium are insufficient, limiting muscle contractility in particular. Dietary supplementation is then necessary.

Propylene Glycol is a precursor of glucose, it limits the risk of a lack of energy and allows an increase in energy intake without any risk of acidosis. The metabolic pathways are diversified in complete safety.