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Bloat

Bloat occurs when the eructation mechanism is impaired or inhibited and the rate of gas production exceeds the animal's ability to expel the gas. Because large volumes of gas are produced in the rumen, bloat can develop very quickly, especially in cattle.

Monotec 100 microGranulate Premix, Monotec 200 microGranulate Premix and Monotec aid in the reduction of bloat

Diseases / Conditions/

Bloat

Bloat



Bloat occurs when the eructation mechanism is impaired or inhibited and the rate of gas production exceeds the animal's ability to expel the gas. Because large volumes of gas are produced in the rumen, bloat can develop very quickly, especially in cattle.











Monotec 100 microGranulate Premix, Monotec 200 microGranulate Premix and Monotec aid in the reduction of bloat

Monotec 100 microGranulate

Monotec 100 microGranulate
Contains 100 g/kg monensin for multi-species use

Monotec 200 microGranulate Premix

Monotec 200 microGranulate Premix
Contains 200 g/kg monensin for multi-species use

Monotec for H2O

Monotec for H2O
Monotec (for H2O) contains monensin sodium, equivalent to 400 g/kg monensin activity for oral use in cattle.