Dosage
| Animal / stage | Instruction |
|---|---|
| Cattle and buffalo | 50-100 ml per head per day, in feed or water. |
| Calves, goats, sheep | 10-30 ml per head per day, in feed or water. |
| Poultry | 2-3 ml per litre of drinking water. |
Palzinc B.
Zinc and B-vitamin supplement for skin, immunity and fertility.
Available Sizes
500 ml 1 ltr 5 ltr
Palzinc B is a liquid zinc-B-complex supplement designed for skin health, wound healing, FCR improvement, and fertility support across cattle, goats, sheep and poultry. Heavy zinc load (200 mg elemental Zn per 100 ml) with full B-complex.
Why farmers ask for it
4 reasons farmers ask for Palzinc B.
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200 mg elemental zinc per 100 ml.
Heavy zinc load addresses the deficiency that drives skin lesions, poor wound healing, and low feed efficiency.
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Full B-complex stack.
Thiamine, riboflavin-5-phosphate, pyridoxine, nicotinamide — at therapeutic doses, not just maintenance.
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Cross-species product.
Same active load works across cattle, goats, sheep, poultry. Different dose for each.
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Citric acid for absorption.
Citric acid 150 mg acidifies the gut and improves trace-mineral uptake.
How we engineered it
Format, composition, shelf life.
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Format
Liquid
Liquid for fast absorption. Mix in feed or water.
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Zinc load
200 mg / 100 ml
Elemental zinc — high enough for therapeutic correction.
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Pack
500 ml · 1 L · 3 L · 5 L
Three pack sizes — single animal to commercial farm.
What's in the pack
Composition, published.
Every claim on the pack is sourced. For full underlying field-study data, contact our clinical team.
| Active | Per 100 ml |
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| Elemental Zinc (from zinc sulfate monohydrate) | 200 mg |
| Thiamine | 100 mg |
| Riboflavin-5 Phosphate | 40 mg |
| Pyridoxine | 40 mg |
| Nicotinamide | 500 mg |
| Citric acid | 150 mg |
When to use it
Real situations, real answers.
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Skin lesions and slow wound healing
Zinc deficiency is the most common cause of slow-healing wounds, hair loss, and parakeratosis. A 14-day course usually shows visible change.
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FCR improvement
Better feed-to-weight conversion is the silent benefit of correcting zinc deficiency. Especially valuable in fattening cattle and growing poultry.
Dosage
How to use.
Palzinc B — common questions.
From dosing to storage to who it's right for — answered straight.
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How long until skin issues clear up?
2-3 weeks for visible improvement on parakeratosis and skin lesions. For severe cases, allow 4-6 weeks plus a vet visit to rule out parasites.
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Can I use it in lactating cows?
Yes — zinc is essential for milk synthesis and udder health. The B-complex also supports milk yield. Use at the cattle dose.
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Is it a replacement for vet treatment of skin disease?
No. If there's a confirmed bacterial or parasitic skin disease, that needs targeted treatment. Palzinc B is for the nutritional component — it complements vet care.
Where to buy
Pick it up from your nearest authorised partner.
40+ authorised partners across 30+ districts. One partner per district.