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Special offer on New Calf Rehydration Therapy
Ceva Animal Health have launched Rehydrion, a novel treatment
for calf dehydration due to scour.
It is a concentrated liquid in an easy to use squeezy dispensing
bottle. As it does not interfere with the milk clot in the calf’s
stomach, it can be added to milk.
Giving powders like Lifeaid extra mixed in water rehydrates the
calf but it also starves it, slowing down the calf’s recovery.
Manufacturers have tried to improve this by adding special sugars.
This adds expense but is a poor substitute for milk. Using Rehydrion
in milk corrects dehydration and continues to feed the calf.
This new product comes at a reasonable price. One bottle is the
equivalent of 8 sachets of Lifeaid extra and costs approximately
£12. If you purchase 4 bottles at once, they cost £40
and, until stocks last, come with a free calf teat feeder bucket
worth about £12.
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