GlucaWin Liquid

GlucaWin Liquid is a high-energy liquid nutritional feed supplement from Vetwin, designed for dairy cows and buffaloes during the transition period before and after calving. The formulation provides an instant energy source to support dietary energy requirements, assist in ruminal fermentation, and aid milk production.

• High-energy liquid supplement
• Fast-acting energy source
• Supports healthy transition and lactation
• Easy-to-administer liquid formulation
• Highly palatable
• Suitable for routine nutritional support

For use in dairy cows and buffaloes during the transition period (before and after calving), in cases of negative energy balance, early lactation support, low milk production, loss of appetite, weakness and fatigue, nutritional stress, recovery after illness or transportation, and general energy supplementation.

Provides a rapid source of energy during the transition period. Helps correct negative energy balance after calving. Supports higher milk yield and improved milk quality. Reduces stress, weakness, and fatigue. Improves appetite and feed intake. Supports faster recovery after calving. Enhances immunity and overall health. Improves body condition and productivity. Helps maintain peak performance during early lactation. Highly palatable liquid formulation for easy administration.

Cow/Buffalo: 100–200 ml daily, according to the supplied product label, or as directed by a veterinarian.

Shake well before use.

Administer orally or mix with feed.

Ensure animals have access to clean drinking water.

Follow the recommended dosage or veterinary advice.

For animal use only. Follow the manufacturer's label and your veterinarian's advice.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Protect from direct sunlight.

Keep the bottle tightly closed after use.

Keep out of reach of children.

Choose the product for the animal and nutritional requirement advised by your veterinarian. Follow the current pack label for feeding quantity, preparation and duration; these depend on the formulation and animal. Check with your veterinarian before combining supplements to avoid duplicating vitamins or minerals. Nutritional supplements do not replace a balanced diet or treatment for illness.