"RehydroGEL" is our new liquid calf electrolyte that joins our popular sachet product "Life Guard".

Its unique formulation means for Calves electrolyte it can be fed diluted in milk or milk replacer.

It combats dehydration and acidosis that are associated with Calf diarrhoea and gut disturbances (scours) in calves.

It is easy to use, effective and great value, CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Pack size is a 1 litre bottle, giving 20 feeds, this cuts down on costs of manufacture and delivery.

It has several advantages over similar products-

  • Better value- £1.25 per feed and thats with Free Mainland Delivery
  • UK manufacture
  • More accurate measuring
  • Can be mixed with milk replacer as well as whole milk
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