Rumensin improves feed efficiency and prevents and controls coccidiosis in feedlot cattle.

Rumensin improves average daily gain (ADG) in replacement heifers and improves feed efficiency in mature beef cows. Make Rumensin part of your cow-calf herd management plan. Use it to help optimize herd productivity, manage your forage supply throughout the year and prevent and control coccidiosis.

2019年9月3日 · Rumensin is commonly used for feedlot cattle. Presumably, this is related to ancillary benefits on acidosis control and controlling intake on high-grain diets (much of the data on Rumensin has been collected at the University of Nebraska with finishing cattle and acidosis).

Rumensin is the first FDA-approved feed ingredient for cows that increases milk production efficiency by delivering more milk per pound of feed.

Rumensin package insert / prescribing information for healthcare professionals. Includes: indications, dosage, adverse reactions and pharmacology.

2021年8月4日 · Active Drug Ingredients: Monensin USP, 90.7 g per pound. Growing beef steers and heifers fed in confinement for slaughter: For improved feed efficiency. Feeding Directions: Thoroughly mix Rumensin 90 to make one ton of complete feed that provides 5 to 40 g/ton monensin on a 90% dry matter basis (Table 1).

The first ionophore approved for mature, reproducing cows, Rumensin improves feed eficiency, reducing their feed requirements by 5% to 10% while maintaining body weight with no negative effects on reproductive performance1

Rumensin 90 is for increased feed efficiency in slaughter cattle & reproducing beef cattle. It also prevents and controls coccidiosis in slaughter cattle, dry lot cattle, calves (excluding veal), reproducing beef cattle, pasture cattle & goats.

Rumensin improves feed efficiency and aids in the prevention of coccidiosis in feedlot cattle.

Rumensin™ is a scientifically-proven rumen modifier that improves the health and performance of dairy cows. Rumensin™ has a number of proven benefits including increased milk protein production.