Mo' Milk Feed Mix is a palatable, high-energy natural laxative that utilizes the natural laxative action of psyllium to produce a softer stool and help reduce constipation. By using Mo' Milk Feed Mix, it can help to improve feed intake, digestion, and feed utilization - all of which are essential to help a sow or gilt to achieve maximum milk production.
Mo' Milk Feed Mix softens stools without the harsh action of many chemical laxatives, which can often lead to dehydration. The natural laxative properties of psyllium creates a lubricating colloid action when added to pre-farrowing and lactation rations. Mo' Milk Feed Mix is highly palatable and is readily consumed, which means no backing off feed or water intake.
When to Use:
- For sows and gilts to help naturally soften stool to reduce constipation
- To allow sows to receive sufficient energy for maximum milk production
- To help improve feed intake due to impaired digestion
- Use Mo' Milk Feed Mix in the gestating-farrowing-lactation ration until pigs are weaned
- Give to sows to ensure they receive the energy they need for maximum milk production
Key Funtional Components:
Psyllium husks
Featurs and Benefits:
- Utilizes psyllium's natural laxative properties to create a lubricating colloid action
- Is highly palatable and is readily consumed, which means no backing off feed or water intake
- Can be batch mixed or sprinkled on top of feed
Directions for Use:
Mo' Milk Feed Mix can be batch mixed at a rate of 8 pounds per ton. For best results, feed it to a pregnant sow or gilt 14-21 days prior to farrowing.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Fiber, min..............3.00%
Crude Fiber, max.............8.00%
Calcium (Ca), min............1.00%
Calcium (Ca), max...........1.50%
Phosphorus (P), min........0.50%
Iodine (I), min...............100ppm
Sodium (Na), min.............2.00%
Sodium (Na), max............2.50%
Magnesium (Mg), min......1.25%
Iron (Fe), min..............500 ppm
Vitamin A, min......100,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D3, min......50,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E, min.............100 IU/lb