Injectable Multivitamin (Centre | 50mL | 100mL)

Injectable Multivitamin Our Injectable Multivitamin is a formulation of multivitamins fortified with essential vitamins, amino acids, minerals, and trace elements. Highly recommended for use in poultry of all ages during periods of stress such as heat, vaccination, transport, debeaking, etc. The offered product has a rich composition of antioxidants and electrolytes. Excellent product for the management of heat stress during the dry season and other conditions causing heat stress. Boosts immune system and stimulates/ increases feed, water, consumption in birds. Very affordable and cost-effective. Features of Centre Injectable Multivitamin Essential nutritional supplement for chicks from day-old till the fourteenth day of life. It can also be fed to chicks till they are 4 weeks of age. Ensures faster growth Aids recovery from stress An anti-stress after periods such as transportation and vaccination An egg booster for laying birds Precautions Use disinfectant-free water For veterinary use only Centre Injectable Multivitamin: How to store Store in a dry, dark place (max. 30oC). Store in closed packing, away from air. Keep away from children. Importance of vitamins in poultry production Vitamins are a group of organic compounds that poultry only require in small quantities, but they are essential for normal body functions, growth, and reproduction. A deficiency of one or more vitamins can lead to a number of diseases or syndromes. Vitamin C supplementation is useful when birds are under stress. Vitamin A is required for normal growth, reproduction, and maintenance of epithelial cells in good condition (skin and the linings of the digestive, reproductive, and respiratory tracts). The deficiency of vitamin A causes nutritional roup, characterized by conjunctivitis, oculo-nasal discharge, and eyelids stuck together with thick exudates. Vitamin D3 is required for proper absorption and utilization of calcium and phosphorous, which are required for normal growth, bone development, and eggshell formation. The deficiency of vitamin D3 leads to rickets. Birds produce thin-shelled eggs with reduced hatchability, show leg weakness, and penguin-like sitting posture. The beak, claws, and ribs become very pliable. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant and is important for normal neurological functions. Deficiency leads to encephalomalacia/crazy chick disease, exudative diathesis in young birds, muscular dystrophy seen more frequently in older and mature birds. Vitamin K is essential for the synthesis of prothrombin, thus it plays an important role in clotting mechanisms and also has a protective effect against coccidiosis. Deficiency of vitamin K may cause an increase of blood spots in eggs, hemorrhages in the legs and breast, and failure of blood clotting. The B vitamins include vitamin thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine, biotin, folic acid, and cyanocobalamin. The B vitamins are involved in many metabolic functions, including energy metabolism. A vitamin premix is typically used to compensate for the fluctuating levels of vitamins found naturally in food and to assure adequate levels of all vitamins.