ZinMet for Dairy Cattle

Australia’s organic trace mineral to improve dairy herd performance & immune health

The only OTM made in Australia

ZinMet Dairy is a specific quality-organic trace mineral additive containing a unique combination of zinc and chromium bound to methionine.

The unique complexation of minerals to a specific organic escort bypasses rumen degradation at a rate of approximately 80% making ZinMet Dairy more readily available for absorption through the gastrointestinal tract.

Why choose ZinMet Dairy?

Extensive research has shown ZinMet Dairy to:

Reduce hoof problems caused by wet ground or harsh surfaces
Reduce somatic cell count by enhancing epithelial tissue integrity, skin, mammary tissue, hoof, gut & lung wall
Prevent & treat mastitis by healing and sustaining mammary tissue
Boost milk production
Improve immunity

Trial Data

Skin

Enhances repair and production of skin tissue.

Milk

Reduces somatic cell count.

Hooves

Promotes healthy hoof growth and integrity.

Physiology

Improves cellular sensitivity to insulin.

Metabolism

Enhances the metabolism of glucose, protein and fat.

Growth

Boosts growth performances in dairy cattle.

Protein

Improves protein synthesis in dairy cattle.

Intestines

Bypasses rumen degradation at approximately 80%.

Gastrointestinal tract

Provides the most limiting amino acid essential for protein development.

Safety Data Sheet
ZinMet 100 PDF Safety Data Sheet
ZinMet 50 PDF Product Specs
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What ZinMet products are available?

This OTM additive is available either as ZinMet 100, a lavender-coloured aqueous solution or ZinMet 50, a free-flowing dry form.

How is ZinMet packaged?

ZinMet 100 is packaged in 1,000kg modules while our ZinMet 50 is packaged in 20kg bags.

How do you store ZinMet?

ZinMet 100 and ZinMet 50 should be stored in a clean, cool and dry location.

How many head of cattle do I need to get ZinMet?

ZinMet 50 can be purchased from local stockfeed mills or merchants, for any number of head.

ZinMet 100 is purchased through your liquid supplement manufacturer

How much does ZinMet cost?

ZinMet 50 Contact local stockfeed mill or merchant.

ZinMet 100 Contact your liquid supplement company.

What are the first signs that my livestock will need ZinMet?

Some of the signs and situations you should look out for include elevated levels of stress, increased hoof/foot issues, prolonged wet weather, transport, lairage, and health issues.

What are the feeding recommendations for ZinMet?

Under normal conditions, we recommend feeding ZinMet 100 at 3.6g per head a day or ZinMet 50 at 7.2g per head a day for dairy cattle. Can be fed at a 2X level when challenging situations occur like high somatic cell counts. Consult with your nutritionist or veterinarian and our team to find the ideal feeding rate of ZinMet for your dairy cattle.

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