New Product for Lambs/Kids
- Jan 18, 2018
- 1 min read
Immu-Prime® is a new bioactive product for lambs and kids. It can be given to newborns. For best results, the company recommends a single dose (two pumps) for 4 consecutive days. The first dose should be given soon after birth, ideally before colostrum, as it improves colostrum absorption.
Immu-Prime® is also recommended for stressed lambs and kids. The product is sold in a 250 ml bottle and can be purchased directly from the manufacturer: Sterling Technology Bioactive Solutions. It is also available from major animal health distributors and some animal health farm stores and veterinarians.
Currently, no studies have been conducted with lambs and kids. However, studies with calves and piglets have shown favorable responses in gain and immunity.
Special thanks to Sterling Technology for donating product to the University of Maryland Small Ruminant Extension Program.
I find it interesting how Immu-Prime® is positioned as a practical solution for stressed lambs and kids, especially with its wide availability through manufacturers and distributors. It reminds me of how, in games like Ragdoll Hit, having the right tool at the right moment can completely change the outcome—I think the same principle applies here in livestock care, where timely support products can make a real difference in survival and health.
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In a way, using a product like this is about optimizing early advantages—similar to how players look for small boosts to improve performance in games like Geometry Dash Unlocked but in livestock, those early interventions can have long-term impacts on health and growth.
In a way, using a product like this is about optimizing early advantages—similar to how players look for small boosts to improve performance in games like Geometry Dash Lite but in livestock, those early interventions can have long-term impacts on health and growth.