Anitone is back!

Our cows thrive on Anitone. I call it my “Medi” or my “Booster” and I give it to anything that’s a bit poorly and also to all my show cattle.

During a long hot summer, I also pour it in the troughs for all the herd. I have noticed that it improves appetite hugely – it takes about 10 days to really start working on them, but calves will start showing results quicker usually within 2 or 3 days. Anitone is brilliant for any sick or orphaned calves and I give it to them at the rate of 10mls per day and find that they really lift and thrive.

Farmers have needed a product like this that is there for the ones that have a problem. No matter how good your operation, you will always have some that have problems, and its great to have Anitone there in the shed on hand to help get them back. Anitone is also a real help to turning the cattle out well for show and sales. I recommend it highly to all stud breeders.

Buys in lambs to fatten and also breeds from SAMM ewes – turning over approximately 2000 Lambs/year.

“We have been using Anitone for the past 4 years, and it is a crucial part of the success of my operation. I buy all the crook looking lambs from the saleyards and they are usually cheap because no one wants them when they look so bad. I take them home, and upon unloading them, I drench each lamb with 15 mls Anitone and I give them Glanvac. I then put them into feedlot paddocks which are about 50 acres in size, and there they have access to grain feeders and pasture. I coat the grain that goes into the feeders with Anitone as well – I use 5 litres of Anitone to 5 litres of water, and coat the grain at 10 litres/ton. I find they really like the smell of the Anitone because they get straight into the grain and eat really well. I sometimes give them a weekly 15ml drench of Anitone as well if they are really poor. I also include Anitone into all my regular drenching programmes."

“I have been using Anitone on my stud sheep and find it to be a very useful product. It’s very readily taken by the sheep coated on grain, and I have also found it very useful preparing rams for sale and show. The sheep industry has needed a product like this for a long time that is cost effective, easy to use and that really works.”