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Cattle Bolus for Effective Mineral & Trace Element Supplementation Support your herd’s nutritional requirements with our carefully selected range of cattle bolus products for beef and dairy cattle. Designed to provide targeted mineral and trace element supplementation, boluses offer a practical way to support cattle where dietary intake or forage alone may not meet specific requirements. Explore cattle boluses from trusted agricultural brands, with options suited to different ages, weights and management systems. Always check individual product recommendations to select the correct bolus for your cattle. Choosing the Right Cattle Bolus The right cattle bolus depends on the individual animal, its diet and the nutrients that need supplementing. Products can differ considerably in their formulation, duration of supply and minimum animal weight, so it is important to compare specifications rather than choosing on price or bolus size alone. Check animal weight and age: cattle boluses may have minimum liveweight or age requirements. Always follow the individual product instructions before administration. Consider the mineral profile: formulations may provide trace elements such as copper, cobalt, selenium and iodine. Requirements vary according to diet, forage, location and existing supplementation. Check the release period: some boluses are formulated to provide a sustained supply of trace elements over an extended period, which can be useful within planned herd nutrition programmes. Consider your management system: requirements can differ between growing cattle, breeding animals, suckler cows and dairy herds, as well as between housed and grazing cattle. Use the correct applicator: always administer the product using a compatible cattle bolus gun and follow the manufacturer’s directions carefully. Where mineral or trace element deficiency is suspected, seek appropriate veterinary or nutritional advice before supplementation. Testing forage, feed or livestock where a