Rumenco MAXX Cattle Mag Bucket 22.5kg
MAXX Cattle Mag is a 22.5kg high magnesium, dehydrated molassed feed and mineral lick bucket for dairy and beef cows at risk of grass staggers in spring and autumn. Rumenco formulate it with 10.5% bioavailable magnesium and 35% sugars for palatability.
What's in it
- 10.5% magnesium, which Rumenco target at lactating cattle where grass staggers is a risk
- A high sugar content that Rumenco include for palatability and consistent intakes
- Minerals, vitamins and trace elements, including copper, to support performance, health and fertility
Typical analysis
| Crude protein | 3.5% |
| Oil | 3% |
| Ash | 37% |
| Energy (ME) | 10 MJ/kg DM |
| Sugars (as sucrose) | 35% |
| Calcium | 2% |
| Phosphorus | 0.1% |
| Magnesium | 10.5% |
| Pack size | 22.5kg bucket |
Feeding
Feeding guidance is on the label. Rumenco recommend it for dairy and beef cows at risk of grass staggers, and suggest their Badger Blocker feeder where badgers are a problem. Do not feed to sheep (contains copper). Grass staggers is an emergency: if a cow is showing signs, call your vet straight away.
Buying from McCaskie
Priced on request. Call or visit McCaskie in Ayr, Kinross, Lanark & Stirling, or ask your McCaskie rep. We also stock Downland Opti-Lix Cattle Mag, Opti-Lix Cattle Balancer and Opti-Mol Cattle Mag, as well as SUPAlyx Cattle and MAXX Cattle Booster Plus.
Common questions
How much magnesium is in a MAXX Cattle Mag bucket?
10.5%, which Rumenco describe as bioavailable.
When do cows need a mag bucket?
Rumenco target it at cows at risk of grass staggers in spring and autumn, especially lactating cattle.
Is MAXX Cattle Mag safe for sheep?
No. Rumenco state it must not be fed to sheep as it contains copper.
MAXX Cattle Mag is a 22.5kg high magnesium, dehydrated molassed feed and mineral lick bucket for dairy and beef cows at risk of grass staggers in spring and autumn. Rumenco formulate it with 10.5% bioavailable magnesium and 35% sugars for palatability.
What's in it
- 10.5% magnesium, which Rumenco target at lactating cattle where grass staggers is a risk
- A high sugar content that Rumenco include for palatability and consistent intakes
- Minerals, vitamins and trace elements, including copper, to support performance, health and fertility
Typical analysis
| Crude protein | 3.5% |
| Oil | 3% |
| Ash | 37% |
| Energy (ME) | 10 MJ/kg DM |
| Sugars (as sucrose) | 35% |
| Calcium | 2% |
| Phosphorus | 0.1% |
| Magnesium | 10.5% |
| Pack size | 22.5kg bucket |
Feeding
Feeding guidance is on the label. Rumenco recommend it for dairy and beef cows at risk of grass staggers, and suggest their Badger Blocker feeder where badgers are a problem. Do not feed to sheep (contains copper). Grass staggers is an emergency: if a cow is showing signs, call your vet straight away.
Buying from McCaskie
Priced on request. Call or visit McCaskie in Ayr, Kinross, Lanark & Stirling, or ask your McCaskie rep. We also stock Downland Opti-Lix Cattle Mag, Opti-Lix Cattle Balancer and Opti-Mol Cattle Mag, as well as SUPAlyx Cattle and MAXX Cattle Booster Plus.
Common questions
How much magnesium is in a MAXX Cattle Mag bucket?
10.5%, which Rumenco describe as bioavailable.
When do cows need a mag bucket?
Rumenco target it at cows at risk of grass staggers in spring and autumn, especially lactating cattle.
Is MAXX Cattle Mag safe for sheep?
No. Rumenco state it must not be fed to sheep as it contains copper.