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Lactation Care Program
Right Nutrition According to the Animal’s Production Capacity
DOCTOR D40
(Suitable for cows producing up to 40 litres, as these cows have very high nutritional requirements)
Key Benefits
- Supports maximum milk production
- Protects against negative energy balance
- Reduces risk of mastitis and metabolic disorders
- Improves fat, SNF, and recovery
- Helps maintain proper BCS
How It Works
D40 contains high-density energy, advanced protein, and metabolic-support nutrients that help high-producing animals remain healthy and sustain high milk yield for longer periods.
Feeding Quantity
- Cows: 1 kg D40 for every 2.5 litres of milk per day
- Should be supplemented with good quality silage
DOCTOR D35
(Suitable for cows with milk yield up to 35 litres and buffaloes up to 15 litres, as their energy and nutrition needs are higher)
Key Benefits
- Maintains high milk production
- Improves fat and SNF
- Supports reproductive performance
- Improves immunity and metabolic balance
- Helps maintain proper Body Condition Score (BCS)
How It Works
D35 provides high energy, superior quality protein, and special minerals to support high-yielding animals, helping them stay healthy and produce more milk.
Feeding Quantity
- For maintenance: 1.5–2.0 kg per animal per day
- Cows: 1 kg D35 for every 2.5 litres of milk per day
- Buffaloes: 1 kg D35 for every 2 litres of milk per day
- Should be supplemented with good quality silage
DOCTOR D30
(Suitable for cows with milk yield up to 30 litres and buffaloes up to 12 litres)
Key Benefits
- Maintains stable milk production
- Maintains body weight and energy balance
- Prevents fatigue and weakness
- Supports better fat and SNF
How It Works
D30 contains balanced energy, protein, and minerals that meet the animal’s daily nutritional requirements and help increase milk production while keeping the animal healthy.
Feeding Quantity
- For maintenance: 1.5–2.0 kg per animal per day
- Cows: 1 kg D30 for every 2.5 litres of milk per day
- Buffaloes: 1 kg D30 for every 2 litres of milk per day
DOCTOR SPECIAL
(For cows producing up to 25 litres and buffaloes up to 10 litres of milk)
Key Benefits
- Helps maintain steady milk production
- Supports better body condition
- Provides balanced energy and protein
- Improves milk fat percentage
- Reduces daily fatigue and weakness
How It Works
Doctor Special contains high-quality protein and optimal fat, designed to meet the daily nutritional needs of medium-producing animals and help sustain stable milk yield.
Feeding Quantity
- For maintenance: 1.5–2.0 kg per animal per day
- Cows:1 kg Doctor Special for every 2.5 litres of milk per day
- Buffaloes:1 kg Doctor Special for every 2 litres of milk per day
RAJDHANI
(For cows producing up to 15 litres and buffaloes up to 6 litres of milk)
Key Benefits
- Supports normal milk production
- Maintains animal health and strength
- Ensures consistent production through balanced nutrition
- Prevents nutritional deficiencies
- Cost-effective and reliable feeding solution
How It Works
Rajdhani provides balanced protein and essential fat, making it ideal for low-to-moderate milk-producing animals by keeping them healthy, active, and productive.
Feeding Quantity
- For maintenance: 1.5–2.0 kg per animal per day
- Cows:1 kg Rajdhani for every 2.5 litres of milk per day
- Buffaloes:1 kg Rajdhani for every 2 litres of milk per day
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Do’s & Don’ts
DO’s (What to Do)
- Mix concentrate feed properly with fodder
- Ensure clean and fresh drinking water at all times
- Feed balanced ration as per milk yield (D30 / D35 / D40)
- Follow regular milking schedule – same time every day
- Clean teats before and after milking
- Maintain balance of green fodder, dry fodder, silage and concentrate
- Provide clean, comfortable resting space
- Act immediately if signs of illness appear (low appetite, reduced milk, dullness)
DON’Ts (What Not to Do)
- Do not feed dirty or stale fodder
- Do not change feed suddenly
- Do not keep lactating animals hungry
- Do not touch teats with dirty hands or cloth
- Do not ignore sick animals
- Do not overfeed or underfeed concentrate