What is EMPOR Calcium Drench for?
Rapid water, calcium and energy supplementation.

Which cows need EMPOR?
All cows from their second calving onwards.
All cows with digestive disorders during lactation.

When to give EMPOR?
For calcium deficiency after calving:
• Mix 2 sachets in 20 litres of water (1 sachet per 10 litres) and drench.
For digestive disorders during lactation, such as reduced rumination activity:
• Mix 1 sachet in 10 litres of water and drench.

What you need to mix EMPOR:
A clean EMPOR bucket (20 litres).

EMPOR ingredients when mixed?
Water, calcium lactogluconate, glucose.
Remember: Water is the most important feedstuff!
Calcium lactogluconate and glucose are proven and effective.

How to administer EMPOR?
Drench using the FLUX stomach tube.

How dangerous is calcium deficiency?
Calcium deficiency is one of the most common, dangerous and costly metabolic disorders in dairy cows.
There is an increased risk of muscle damage from prolonged lying, injuries during attempts to rise and premature culling from the herd.

What does calcium deficiency cost?
Around €350 per case. Costs arise from treatment, extra labour, reduced milk yield, reduced fertility, increased risk of difficult calving, retained afterbirth, teat injuries, mastitis, ketosis and displaced abomasum.

What is EMPOR legally?
Complementary feedstuff for dairy cows. GMP+ FSA assured.
QS feed certified.

EMPOR. More muscle power – more health.
Complementary feed for dairy cows.
For calcium supply after calving and in cases of digestive disorders during the year (e.g., reduced rumination activity).
High calcium content.

Composition:
Dextrose, Calcium lactogluconate.

Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 0.02 %, Crude fibre 0.05 %, Crude fat 0.1 %, Crude ash 11,5 %, Calcium 4.6 %, Sodium 0.07 %, Phosphorus 0.06 %, Magnesium 0.06 %

Additives per kg:
Vitamins: Vitamin B2 (3a826) 300 mg.

Instructions for use:
After calving, dissolve two sachets in 20 litres of water (1 sachet per 10 litres) and administer.
In cases of digestive disorders in young animals, dissolve 1 sachet in 10 litres of water and administer.
Use a clean bucket.