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Felton Medical, Inc. introduces Diaqur, a fast-acting oral supplement for calves with intestinal upset.
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Felton Medical, Inc. introduces Diaqur, a fast-acting oral supplementfor calves with intestinal upset. Diaqur provides immediate support forstressed baby calves, the company says. Diaqur features a buffering systemthat allows it to be mixed and fed with milk or milk replacer during timesof intestinal tract upsets. This method of administration allows the stressedcalf to continue to receive needed nutrients from milk. In addition, Diaqurprovides vital energy electrolytes during these periods of intestinal upset,the company says.
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