Jumbo Repo plus

Jumbo Repo Plus: Empowering Reproductive Success for Dairy Animals

Cows and goats facing challenges in getting pregnant often struggle with reproductive disorders or nutritional deficiencies. Jumbo Repo Plus offers a powerful solution, demonstrating positive results in 80% of cases with reproductive issues and hormonal imbalances.

A Synergistic Blend for Reproductive Health:

• Jumbo Repo Plus is a specially formulated blend of vital functional nutrients crucial for efficient reproduction in lactating animals.
• It combines essential  fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals that work together to:
  • Reduce the risk of nutritional deficiencies that can hamper reproductive health.
  • Optimize biological processes involved in reproductive function.
• Enhanced Reproductive Efficiency:
  • Jumbo Repo Plus has been shown to significantly improve breeding outcomes in dairy animals.
  • This translates to increased success in getting your animals pregnant and maintaining a healthy herd.

Simple and Effective Dosage:

• For both cows and goats, the recommended dosage is 15gm per day administered in two ways:
  • 15 days before artificial insemination (AI)/insemination: Provides the necessary nutrients to prepare the animal for breeding.
  • 15 days after AI/insemination: Supports the crucial early stages of pregnancy.

Investing in Jumbo Repo Plus:

• By addressing reproductive challenges and boosting breeding success, Jumbo Repo Plus empowers you to:
  • Maintain a thriving dairy operation with consistent milk production.
  • Maximize the potential of your animals and achieve optimal herd health.
  • Experience the peace of mind that comes from knowing your animals are receiving the support they need to reproduce effectively.

Take control of your dairy animals' reproductive health with Jumbo Repo Plus. Its proven efficacy and simple dosing make it a valuable addition to your animal care routine.

 COMPOSITION

Contains hight amountof PUS fatty acids(15%),Vitamins andMinerals(15%)blended with 

rich carbon source and stabilizing  agents