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Sunday, 26 September 2021 18:54
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THINKING ABOUT
FERTILITY?
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Since implementing the CoseIcure boluses into our protocol, we have experienced significant improvements in fertility, neonatal calf losses and retained placentas.’
Brian Gray,
Dairy Farmer
The trace element issues which were impacting the health of our herd were resolved through the use of the Cosecure and CoseIcure Cattle boluses.
Stephen Lyall,
Dairy Farmer
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1 Cosecure Cattle Bolus Continuous Release Intraruminal Device is a POM-VPS product which contains copper, cobalt and selenium. For further product information, including contraindications, see the SPC or packaging. Further information should be sought from the prescriber.
2 Moeini, M.M., Telfer, S.B. and Sanjabi, M.R. (2003) ‘THE EFFECT OF COSECURE® SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE COPPER STATUS AND FERTILITY OF GRAZING HOLSTEIN - FRIESIAN DAIRY CATTLE’ Abstracts – Poster presentations at 11th ICPD, Acta vet. scand. Suppl. 98. *Cows grazed on pasture significantly high in molybdenum and treated with Cosecure boluses showed a significant improvement (p<0.05) in number of services to conception (1.7 ± 0.2 vs. 2.5 ± 0.3) and significantly shorter calving intervals (371 ± 10 Vs. 407 ±15) compared to control (untreated) cows. Poor fertility is a complex issue with many causes. Where deficiencies in copper, cobalt or selenium exist; or where thiomolybdate toxicity occurs, these can affect fertility. Date advert designed: August 2021. MCR1120.
3 CoseIcure Cattle is a complementary dietetic feedstuff which contains copper, cobalt, selenium and iodine. Nutritional supplementation should only be given on the advice of a veterinary surgeon, nutritionist or animal health adviser; where appropriate diagnostics have taken place and a need for supplementation has been identified. Oversupplying trace elements can result in toxicity.
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Thursday, 29 April 2021 18:32
Coseicure - Calf - Pack Size
| List No. | Pack Quantity |
| 1COS037 | 50 BOLUSES |
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Thursday, 29 April 2021 18:24
COSEICURE Calf
Direct-to-Rumen, Continuous Release Nutritional Bolus 
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USES
For use in areas of copper, iodine and selenium deficiencies and for the improvement of cobalt supply. CoseIcure supplements the diet of calves with the nutritionally essential trace elements of copper, selenium, iodine and cobalt through the early growing stages.
Each Bolus Contains:
- 13.4% w/w ionic copper
- 0.50% w/w ionic cobalt
- 1.00% w/w iodine
- 0.15% w/w selenium
Presentation
Continuous release intraruminal device. A cylindrical, blue glass continual release intraruminal device weighing approximately 33g.
*COSEICURE boluses are not a registered medicine, such as require authorisation by the HPRA
Are they different from other boluses?
Yes. Bimeda revolutionary boluses are completely unique
Through releasing ionic copper in the rumen, Cosiecure is the only true dissolving bolus, and dissolves at a slow but constant rate.
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Thursday, 04 March 2021 18:19
The Importance of Trace Elements in Cattle Fertility and Productivity
"Dietary deficiencies in single or multiple trace elements can have profound effects on the reproductive performance of dairy cattle. Infertility, decreased conception rate, anoestrus and delayed onset of puberty in cattle has previously been reported to be associated with clinical copper deficiency and high dietary molybdenum intakes"1.
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Tuesday, 02 February 2021 18:05
Dairy Farmer Details Herd Fertility Journey From Despair To Delight
When dairy farmer James Garry experienced issues with herd fertility and health, poor milking and a traumatic calving season, he made it is his mission to find and resolve the underlying cause. What ensued was a deep dive into the area of trace element nutrition, the role of molybdenum on his herd's performance, and the discovery of unique trace element bolus which he credits with saving his business.
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Tuesday, 23 February 2021 14:24
Testimonial29
John and Sarah Yeomans run a fragmented, 285 acre, heavily stocked upland unit, north of Newtown in Mid Wales, in several blocks spread over approximately five miles, running up to over 1400 feet. The Yeomans are award-winning farmers, being named Farmers Weekly Sheep Farmers of the Year in 2018.
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When dairy farmer James Garry experienced issues with herd fertility and health, poor milking and a traumatic calving season, he made it is his mission to find and resolve the underlying cause. What ensued was a deep dive into the area of trace element nutrition, the role of molybdenum on his herd’s performance, and the discovery of unique trace element bolus which he credits with saving his business.
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Monday, 21 September 2020 14:35
The importance of Zinc
What is zinc required for?
- Immune function
- Fertility : sexual maturity, reproductive capacity, the onset of oestrus
- Hoof health
- Cell development (healthy bones and cartilage)
- Udder health
- Skin health
- Wound healing
Clinical signs of zinc deficiency:
- Reduced growth rates
- Abnormal skeletal formation
- Delayed sexual development
- Dermatitis
- Poor hoof health
- Hair loss
Storage
There are no significant stores of body zinc, so the animal must rely on a daily supply to meet requirements.
Where dietary zinc is insufficient and a deficiency exists, a continuous source of zinc must be supplied, such as by a continuous-release bolus.
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Our ZINCOISEL Boluses
Our ZINCOISEL Boluses
Our ZINCOISEL soluble glass boluses supply rumen-available ionic zinc, ionic cobalt, selenium and iodine at a controlled and constant rate, for up to 4 months in sheep.
Uses: For use in areas of zinc, iodine and selenium deficiencies and for the improvement of cobalt supply. The ZincoIsel sheep bolus supplements the diet of the sheep with the nutritionally essential minerals zinc, cobalt, iodine and selenium for up to four months.
ZINCOISEL boluses contain zinc, selenium, cobalt and iodine
Zinc
Zinc plays a role in immune function, fertility (sexual maturity, the onset of oestrus, reproductive capacity, hoof health, udder health, skin health, wound healing and cell development.
Selenium
Selenium deficiency can result in White Muscle Disease, impaired reproduction, retained placenta, reduced immunity and reduced milk production.
Cobalt
Cobalt is required for the production of vitamin B12, which is important for thrive and fertility. The body has no capacity to store cobalt, meaning cobalt must be continuously supplied.
Iodine
Animals deficient in iodine can suffer from a range of problems, including poor growth, weight loss, impaired reproductive health, reduced bone growth, decreased milk yields, calves born hairless and lambs born weak or dead.
*ZINCOISEL boluses are not a registered medicine, such as require authorisation by the HPRA.
Our ZINCOISEL boluses contain:
7.60% Ionic Zinc
0.50% Ionic Cobalt
0.15% Selenium
1.00% Iodine
Meat & Milk Usage:
Meat, milk and offal may be used directly after administration
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The Story of Our Revolutionary Boluses
Would you believe our unique boluses came about through a unique partnership between Pilkington Glass and Animal Nutrition experts at the University of Leeds? To find out more about our extraordinary history, click here
