SE Care

Vitamin E and Selenium are required to build the Immune system in the animal’s bodies as they play a role as “Antioxidants”.

Selenium deficiency in newborn calves leads to white muscle diseases and retains the placenta in newly calved cows. Vitamin E and Selenium play a major role in the treatment of mastitis as deficiency of any one of them may lend to increased incidence of mastitis. Feeding of vitamin e maybe leads to a Newtropolic activity to kill bacteria observed at calving.

Most of the diseases in dairy cows occur at or just after calving as it is mainly due to immune suppression leading to susceptibility to infections. Prepartum immune suppression is mainly due to endocrine changes and due to ed intake of improper nutrients. Vit E is fat solvent vitamin not synthesized in tumen however  it is essential for dairy cattle as well as calves

Vit E required to maintain immune function prevents muscular dystrophy in young claves.

Vit E is required for the control of nerves, muscles, heart, rumen, lungs.

Male fertilizing as sperm motility also associated with SE and selenium deficiency leads to decreased conception rate in females cows. With the maintained level of blood selenium in cattle there are lesser chances of abortion

FEEDING SCHEDULE:-
For Poultry: (For 100 birds)
Broiler/Breeder/Layers: 10 gm.
through water or 100-150 gm. per ton of feed
For Cattle:
10 to 25 gm. per head should be given daily for 7-10 days,
every month or as directed by the veterinarian

PRESENTATION:-
200 gm.