Cattle Trace Mineral Injection 500ml | Virbac Multimin Chrome

What Farmco Recommends It For:

Farmco recommends this Virbac Multimin Chrome cattle trace mineral injection for beef and dairy cattle. It’s ideal for animals deficient in or responsive to key trace minerals. Plus, it’s a smart choice for supporting fertility, immunity, and calf health.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

It’s a Farmco favourite because this cattle trace mineral injection delivers five essential minerals in one dose. Additionally, it’s the only Multimin formulation to include chromium for stress mitigation. As a result, you get targeted, chelated mineral support that’s readily available to the animal.

A Cattle Trace Mineral Injection With Five Minerals

Trace minerals play a vital role in cattle health and productivity. That’s why this Virbac Multimin Chrome cattle trace mineral injection is such a valuable tool. It’s a chelated injection containing chromium, copper, selenium, zinc, and manganese. Because these five minerals work in combination, they help optimise fertility, immunity, and productivity. So it supports growing animals by improving nutrient utilisation. As a result, you give your herd targeted support exactly when they need it.

The Chromium Advantage

Chromium sets this formulation apart from standard trace mineral products. Because chromium has a role in glucose, fat, and protein metabolism, it supports energy use. Additionally, it aids immune function and helps mitigate stress. So it’s especially useful for growing animals facing challenges like weaning or transport. Meanwhile, the chelated form helps the minerals stay readily available. As a result, cattle can better cope with stress and perform well.

Proven Support for Calf Health

Healthy calves are the foundation of a productive herd. Fortunately, studies have shown real benefits from Multimin Chrome. A 2018 New Zealand study found treated calves had a 54% reduction in diarrhoea and a 48% decrease in omphalitis. Additionally, Australian university studies showed improved antioxidant status and a tendency toward lower disease and mortality. Because it’s a low-volume subcutaneous injection, it’s quick and easy to administer. As a result, it’s a cost-effective addition to your animal health program.