Surveillance Calf [2.5 gal]

Surveillance Calf is a prebiotic/probiotic supplement for dairy and beef calves that supports neonatal gut health, the immune system, and rumen development. It brings every element of nature's extraordinary DNA together in perfect, seamless balance. Superior performance, scientific design, and masterful technology combine to create a calf product that provides an alternative option to antibiotics. Immune Positioning System (I.P.S.) is a unique blend of biologically active polysaccharides and polypeptides, and is nature's way to nutritionally assist calves in balancing cellular function and supporting their immune system to meet everyday challenges. Surveillance Calf helps drive production with yeast cell wall and helps manages pathogens with Bacillus subtilis and licheniformis. It contains egg powder to help provide calves with additional and effective protection to handle bacterial burdens and yucca schidigera to sooth intestinal tissue to reduce inflammation and improve acces to absorption sites for better feed utilization. Plant extracts, highly concentrated yeast culture, and zinc methionine all work together to help enhance performance and health.

Ingredients: Barley distillers wet grains, yeast extract, zinc methionine complex, hydrolyzed yeast, sodium propionate (preservative), dried Bacillus subtilis fermentation product, yucca schidigera extract, egg product, acetic acid (preservative) and xanthan gum (stabilizer).

Surveillance Calf [2.5 gal] Highlights: 

• SKU: 29775
• Manufacturer: Microbasics
• Supports calves' immune systems front-line defenses*
• Supports the development of the gut immune system, aids digestion, and protects host cells from pathogens
• Supports mucosal defenses to improve barrier function
• Supports direct inhibition through the secretions of AMPs
• Supports competitive exclusion
• Provides broad spectrum support for chronic conditions
• Provides support against digestive upsets
• Uses Microbasics' IPS (Immune Positioning System) technology
• Egg proteins target pathogenic organisms