Fueling healthy, productive dairy herds
There are countless tools available for managing herd health and production. The simplest one starts inside of the cow with nutrition.
At Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition, we focus on proactively building up dairy cow health, production and resiliency with cutting-edge nutritional supplements and gut health solutions.
An ongoing nutritional approach ensures cows are always equipped for a fast recovery – not just when a challenge is imminent. And a fast recovery means cows returning to productivity, putting more milk in the tank.
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Arm & Hammer solutions are proven to enhance milk and component production, efficiency and immunity.
CERTILLUS™ is a custom probiotic with tailored Bacillus strains to target Clostridia, strengthen gut health, and reduce microbial risks in feed.
ARM & HAMMER BEDDING TREATMENT uses beneficial bacteria to target pathogens causing high somatic cell count and mastitis, without the safety risks of chemical bedding treatments.
A-MAX™ Yeast Culture uses Saccharomyces cerevisiae to improve rumen efficiency and milk production, even when temperatures rise.
In the competitive landscape of dairy farming, maximizing milk production and achieving optimal cow health are paramount goals. BIO-CHLOR was designed to meet these critical needs by delivering high-quality metabolizable protein (MP) and essential anions in a single, highly efficient formulation.
DCAD Plus™ replenishes potassium lost through postpartum production and maintenance. Keeps cows hydrated and components high without adverse ration heating or chloride effects.
ARM & HAMMER™ SODIUM BICARBONATE is easily added to high-energy rations to stabilize rumen acid and boost DCAD for improved feed intake and milk fat production.
CELMANAX™ is an enzymatically hydrolyzed pre and postbiotic yeast in one product, for cost-effective pathogen mitigation, immune support and performance gains.
ARM & HAMMER™ SQ-810™ is easily added to high-energy rations to stabilize rumen acid and raise DCAD for improved feed intake and milk fat production.
