
Peak Oil
Peak Bloat Oil 205L | OPEBLOAT205L
$1,430.00
inc GST
- No stock at Coffs Harbour
- No stock at Kempsey
- No stock at Wagga
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Description
Prevents cattle bloat; Safe and palatable; Multiple application methods; Effective as Flank Lick, Oral Drench, Pasture Spray, Bail Feed, or Drinking Trough; 205L drum
PEAK CATTLE ANTI-BLOAT OIL is designed for the prevention, control, and treatment of bloat in cattle. Its formulation is effective yet safe and palatable, making it easy to integrate into daily cattle management routines. Versatile in application, it can be used as a Flank Lick applied directly to the ribs/flank, administered as an Oral Drench, sprayed on pasture via a Boom Spray, added to feed bails, or mixed into drinking trough water. The product must be thoroughly stirred before use to ensure emulsification. The anti-bloat oil also helps maintain animal health by reducing incidences of bloat in cattle, ultimately contributing to better productivity.
Benefits
- PEAK CATTLE ANTI-BLOAT OIL offers multiple benefits including the prevention and treatment of bloat, versatility in application methods, easy integration into daily cattle management routines, safety and palatability for cattle, and overall improvement in animal health and productivity.
Specifications
- Part number
- OPEBLOAT205L
- Weight
- 205 kg
Dangerous goods
- UN number
- (C2)
- Proper shipping name
- Combustible Liquid C2 (not DG for transport)
Product details
- ProductPEAK CATTLE ANTI-BLOAT OIL
- UsageBloat prevention, control, and treatment in cattle
- ApplicationsFlank Lick, Oral Drench, Pasture Spray, Bail Feed, Drinking Trough
- CompatibilitySafe and palatable to cattle
- Packaging205L drum
Fitment
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Fitment notes
PEAK CATTLE ANTI-BLOAT OIL is suitable for use with all types of cattle and can be integrated into their daily regimen, irrespective of the grazing method or pasture type. Ensure that all areas of pasture are treated, including those reachable outside fence lines, and avoid back grazing untreated young shoots.
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