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The effect of Multimin given to ewes prior to mating and lambing

Dr Hensie Lategan from Bredasdorp Animal Clinic shares his views on one of the latest studies conducted on sheep with Multimin.

Impact of MULTIMIN^® on Mastitis Reduction and Immune Support in Dairy Cows

There is an increasingly large body of MULTIMIN research being conducted across the globe, much of which demonstrates improved immune function and subsequent reduction in disease.

Optimising Bovine Reproductive Efficiency: The Role of Multimin in Andrology and Embryo Transfer

For veterinarians specialising in ruminant reproduction, mitigating oxidative stress (OS) is paramount to maximising the viability of gametes and embryos. Both spermatogenesis and early embryogenesis are highly sensitive to reactive oxygen species (ROS) due to the high polyunsaturated fatty acid content in cell membranes and the intensive metabolic activity characterising these stages.

Multimin promotes disease resilience in newly received beef calves

While Multimin's benefits for weaner calf immunity and vaccine response are well known, its potential to improve disease resistance in newly received beef cattle remains an area of inquiry. Watch the webinar and learn how a science-based approach to targeted trace mineral supplementation can be an excellent tool to improve production efficiency of feedlot cattle.

Latest research: supporting production efficiency of modern livestock

WEBINAR: Boosting Cattle Immunity - Game-changing Trace Mineral Strategies

In Virbac’s latest webinar on optimal trace mineral supplementation, Prof. John Arthington outlines effective strategies to enhance beef cattle performance, with a specific focus on supporting immune function