day ONE

CALF SOLUTIONS

CHOOSE THE RIGHT COLOSTRUM SOLUTION FOR EVERY SITUATION

  • COLOSTRUM QUALITY IS UNCERTAIN

  • FIRST FEEDING FELL SHORT

  • NO COLOSTRUM IS AVAILABLE

  • NO COLOSTRUM AVAILABLE/HIGH-RISK CALF

ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF maternal colostrum

When colostrum quality is low, delayed, or unknown, BOOST steps in to help protect newborn calves.
It’s a concentrated colostrum supplement designed to be mixed with maternal colostrum and enhance passive transfer and support immune function.
Adds 30 g of Globulin Proteins!

mix in Boost to reinforce passive transfer when maternal colostrum quality is low or uncertain.


supplementing maternal colostrum

When calves don’t get enough colostrum in the first feeding, Protect helps close the gap.
Designed to be fed in addition to maternal colostrum as a supportive second feeding, Protect provides extra immune support when intake or quality falls short.
50 g Globulin Protein Per Feeding!

feed Protect to strengthen early immunity when the first colostrum feeding falls short.


COMPLETELY REPLACING MATERNAL COLOSTRUM

When no maternal colostrum is available, Nourish delivers complete, essential protection.
This complete colostrum replacer provides full levels of immunoglobulins, nutrients, and energy to get calves off to a strong start when colostrum is missed entirely.
100 g Globulin Protein Per Feeding!

FEED Nourish as a complete colostrum replacer when calves receive no maternal colostrum.


a step above maternal colostrum

When no maternal colostrum is available — and calves need the highest level of immune protection — Rescue delivers complete replacement in a single feeding.
With 150 grams of globulin protein plus essential vitamins, minerals, fats, and carbohydrates, this premium formula fully replaces colostrum to help high-value or compromised calves start strong.
150 g Globulin Protein Per Feeding!

feed Rescue to deliver maximum immune support for weak, stressed, or high-risk calves.


why their DAY ONE feedingS matter

Passive Transfer: The Goal of Every First Feeding

CALVES NEED AT LEAST 100 g OF GLOBULIN PROTEINS TO ACHEIVE PASSIVE TRANSFER

Passive transfer is the process of antibodies moving from colostrum into the calf’s bloodstream. Calves are born with no immunity of their own — they rely entirely on this first feeding for disease protection. When passive transfer fails, the risk of illness and death rises sharply.

RATE OF GLOBULIN PROTEIN ABSORPTION

OVER THE FIRST 24 HOURS OF LIFE

At birth, calves can absorb nearly all the antibodies from colostrum. By 12 hours, that drops by half. After 24 hours, absorption is almost zero. Feeding the right colostrum, fast, is the key to strong immunity.

the first feeding shapes thier future

BETTER COLOSTRUMS FOR BRIGHTER FUTURES

Colostrum delivers the antibodies, energy, and nutrients a calf needs to fight disease and grow. There’s no second chance to get it right — timing, quality, and quantity all matter.

DAY TWO SOLUTIONS

NEXT UP FOR CALF HEALTH

Solutions that will help you maintain and protect your calves after day one.