Overview
Benefits and Compositions
Benefits for Poultry:
Vitamin A (Growvit A) supports growth, the health of the eyes, and the moist surfaces of the body in poultry. Deficiency of Vitamin A causes poor growth weakness and decreases egg production. It is necessary for average growth, reproduction, and maintaining good quality epithelial cells (skin and the linings of the digestive, reproductive, and respiratory tracts).
Benefits for Dairy Cattle:
Vitamin A (Growvit A) improves immune function and attenuates oxidative stress in dairy cattle. Vitamin A improved concentration on milk production, antioxidant status, and immune function in dairy cows. It is necessary for bone development, sight, and maintaining healthy epithelial tissues of dairy cattle. (i.e., the lining of digestive and reproductive tracts).
Benefits for Horse and Equine:
Vitamin A (Growvit A) is essential for horses as it is crucial for their immunity, growth, reproduction, and bone development. Vitamin A is critical for normal eyesight (night and color vision), gene action, fertility and development of the fetus, normal bone metabolism, red blood cell production, standard skin/hoof/eye surfaces, and an antioxidant in equine.
Benefits for Goat and Sheep:
Vitamin A deficiency in a goat and sheep's diet can lead to thick nasal discharge, difficulty seeing or blindness, respiratory diseases, susceptibility to parasites, scruffy hair coat, and diarrheal. Vitamin A deficiency caused reduced intestinal absorption of nutrients in goats and sheep. Adult goats & sheep are likely to be less fertile and more susceptible to diseases due to Vitamin A deficiency.
Benefits for Pig and Swine:
Vitamin A (Growvit A) is essential for pigs' reproduction and tissue development. It is also necessary for the pig's good vision & respiratory health.
Benefits for Pet Birds:
Vitamin A is vital to avia healthy immune, reproductive, digestive, and respiratory systems. Vitamin A supplementing helps to treat nasal discharge, sneezing, periorbital swelling, conjunctivitis, dyspnea, polyuria, polydipsia, poor feather quality, feather picking, and anorexia in pet birds. Vitamin A is necessary for birds like parakeets, parrots, cockatoos, and canaries (white recessive) because they do not produce or insufficiently produce Vitamin A.
Benefits for Pigeons:
Vitamin A (Growvit A) is considered an essential skin vitamin that helps with the health of the eyes, feathers, reproductive system, growth, and immune system of pigeons. Vitamin A is very helpful for treating and preventing respiratory infections in pigeons.
Composition: Each 100 ml contains
Vitamin A : 5,00,000 IU
Dosage:
Poultry (For 100 Birds) Broilers: 10 15 ml. Layers and Breeders:15 20 ml.
Dairy Cattle: Large Animals: 20 ml in the morning and 20 ml in the evening.
Small Animals: 10 ml in the morning and 10 ml in the evening
Horse and Equine: Large Animals: 20 ml in the morning and 20 ml in the evening
Small Animals: 10 ml in the morning and 10 ml in the evening
Goat and Sheep: 10 ml in the morning and 10 ml in the evening
Small Animals: 5 ml in the morning and 5 ml in the evening
Pig and Swine: 10 ml. morning and 10 ml. evening
Small Animals: 5 ml in the morning and 5 ml in the evening
Pet Birds: 5 ml. with 200 ml of water or soak with food
Pigeon: 10 ml. with 500 ml of water or soak with 500 gm of feed.
Packaging:
250 ml, 500 ml, 1 ltr, & 5 ltr
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