Pro Rumen 150 g
PRO-RUMEN is a nutritional supplement to assist in the establishment of microbacteria in the rumen and as an aid to the recovery following digestive upsets, treatment with antimicrobials or metabolic problems such as ketosis or bloat. Read more
PRO-RUMEN is a nutritional supplement to assist in the establishment of microbacteria in the rumen and as an aid to the recovery following digestive upsets, treatment with antimicrobials or metabolic problems such as ketosis or bloat.
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About Pro Rumen 150 g
PRO-RUMEN is a nutritional supplement to assist in the establishment of microbacteria in the rumen and as an aid to the recovery following digestive upsets, treatment with antimicrobials or metabolic problems such as ketosis or bloat.
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Pro Rumen 150 g specification
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| Brands: | Vetoquinol |
| Product Form: | powder |
| Strength/Size: | 150 g |
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Q & A
- Q. I've got pygmy goats and one recently had triplets. The kids are six weeks old and just starting to nibble at concentrate food, tree leaves and hay. One of the kids isn't thriving as well as the others. Would it be ok to give it some pro- rumen, or is it not appropriate for this? Thanks.
- A.
I've been in touch with the manuacturers, and they don't advise that a supplement like Pro-Rumen is used in kids this young. The rumen in goats doesn't fully develop until 10+ weeks of age (and probably more like 12); because Pro-Rumen is basically a probiotic containing all the lactobacilli and other bacteria that live in the rumen, giving these to an animal without a fully functional rumen could be quite risky, as at this age their digestive systems probably aren't up to dealing with these bacteria.
I hope that helps - best of luck with them!
David Harris BVSc MRCVS
MyVetMeds
