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EnerAll®

Glucogenic energy for the transition window

A combination of glucogenic precursors and ketosis preventors that work in synergy keeping cows from slipping into ketosis through the transition window, and helping affected cows recover. Steadier energy balance, from close-up into early lactation.

3 actives Glucogenic system
−56% Blood BHBA in trial
+1.8 kg Milk per cow, daily
The problem

What is ketosis?

In early lactation every cow runs a negative energy balance she simply cannot eat enough to meet the demand of the udder. When that gap is severe, she mobilises large amounts of body fat but cannot convert it to energy through the usual pathways.

Instead, the liver produces ketone bodies such as β-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA). In small amounts the cow uses BHBA as an alternative fuel but when production runs high, it accumulates in the blood and the cow tips into ketosis.

How ketosis is graded

By β-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA) in blood.

Normal< 1.2 mmol/L
Sub-clinical1.2–2.0 mmol/L
Clinical> 2.0 mmol/L
Know the signs

Ketosis rarely announces itself.

Clinical signs are not always present which is why blood BHBA is the reliable test. But these are the cues on the barn floor.

Non-clinical
Lethargy head down, low energy
Reduced dry-matter intake
Falling milk yield
Sweet, acetone smell on the breath
Clinical
Excitable, uncoordinated, sometimes aggressive
Abnormal behaviour eating soil, licking posts and gates
Walking in circles or head pushed into a corner
How EnerAll works

Three actives that refill the energy tank.

Glucogenic precursors and ketosis preventors working in synergy generating glucose, clearing fat from the liver and backing the metabolism behind it.

01 Glucose

Mono-propylene glycol & glycerol

Glucogenic precursors that generate glucose through several metabolic pathways the direct energy the fresh cow is short of.

02 Liver & immunity

Choline & vitamin E

Choline moves fat out of the liver so it can be used as fuel rather than stored, while vitamin E backs the immune system through the transition.

03 Cofactor

Cobalt

Supports the rumen's production of vitamin B12 the cofactor the cow needs to turn those precursors into usable glucose.

Key benefits

Prevents ketosis

Keeps cows from slipping into negative-energy ketosis through the transition.

Aids recovery

Helps clinical and sub-clinical cows get back out of ketosis.

Higher blood glucose

More circulating glucose to meet early-lactation energy demand.

Lower blood BHBA

Reduced ketone load the marker that defines ketosis.

More milk

Steadier energy balance supports early-lactation yield.

Liver & immune support

Choline clears fat from the liver; vitamin E backs immunity when it is most tested.

Feeding rate

Dosage

Per head, per day matched to where the cow sits in the transition. Preventive and sub-clinical use.

Clinical & nervous cases? Make a slurry of 500 g EnerAll in water and drench twice in 24 hours for 3–5 days.

Packing available in 25 kg PP bags.

Close-up4 weeks before calving 200–300 g
Fresh & early lactation0–6 weeks after calving 250–350 g
Mid lactation6–15 weeks after calving 150–200 g
The evidence

Measured on commercial farms.

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Control EnerAll

Blood BHBA

mmol/L · lower is better
−56%
Control0.95
EnerAll0.42

Blood glucose

mg/dl · higher is better
+24%
Control46
EnerAll57

Milk per cow

kg/day · higher is better
+1.8 kg
Control36.2
EnerAll38.0

Metadata summary of trials conducted at commercial dairy farms feeding EnerAll at 250–300 g per day, post-calving.

Get the transition right.

Ask for the EnerAll spec sheet or talk through a transition-period plan for your herd.