Cobalt Bolus for Goats and Sheep – UltraCruz^®

UltraCruz^® Goat and Sheep Cobalt Bolus

• Oral bolus for goats and sheep
• Provides slow-release Cobalt
• Aids in production of Vitamin B12

UltraCruz^® Goat and Sheep Cobalt Bolus is an excellent source of slow-release Cobalt designed to provide all goats and sheep with this essential trace mineral in order to deter Cobalt deficiency.

Cobalt assists in production of Vitamin B12, which works with iron and copper to support normal red blood cell heath and supports reproductive functions.

This year, we elected to add the UltraCruz^® Sheep and Goat Cobalt Bolus to our supplement regimen at my goat ranch. We put does with bucks in early July, and felt that getting the goats ready for breeding success should include cobalt, an essential element in reproduction. These boluses were simple to administer with the medium calf bolus gun. Please note that they are larger than a copper only bolus! We also give UltraCruz^® Goat Copper Bolus in May, along with annual vaccines for the goats. As we are in a humid area of Texas, May is the optimal time for copper bolus to add in haemonchus contortus control!

Karen

The UltraCruz^® Goat and Sheep Cobalt Bolus supplement is worth it's weight in gold. Results are noticed through a beautiful coat and it is easy to administer. This supplement was recommended by our vet so we decided to give it a try. This is a must have for our nubian goats.

Ruthann

Improved gains! I have long suspected a cobalt deficiency on our farm. Lambs were underperforming, and some lambs look emaciated/parasitized. When lambs responded to B12 injections I decided to try the slow release cobalt bolus, UltraCruz^® Goat and Sheep Cobalt Bolus. It worked! ewes and lambs are now in much better body condition, the scaly flakes on their ears cleared up, and the lambs gained more weight than the previous year. I hope Santa Cruz will consider carrying a bolus with Selenium, Cobalt, and Iodine in the future as this would be perfect for us.


Minnesota shepherd

Great Improvement in my goat! Have never used cobalt supplement. I live in Florida where parasites and deficiencies are the norm. I decided to add cobalt after talking to some breeders. My Spanish doe was being kept alive with B12 several times a week. She could stand, could not recover from prone position. I thought that she was hopeless, but gave her a Cobalt bolus. Ten days later, she is standing on three and a half legs. Today the fourth leg is touching and she is trying to straighten it to stand. A Miracle! I have given Cobalt bolus to every buck and doe on the farm. Strike one from the deficiencies of Florida goat farming.


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