GLYCOGAINE
A purpose-built glucose precursor blend developed to support cows through the metabolic pressure of the transition period—helping restore energy availability while addressing ketone bodies and circulating NEFA.
When demand outruns intake
Around calving, energy demand can rise faster than feed intake. The cow mobilises body fat, circulating NEFA increases, and incomplete utilisation of fatty acids can drive ketone accumulation in blood, milk and urine.
Energy gap
Requirements exceed available dietary energy.
Fat mobilisation
Body reserves are called on to meet demand.
Ketone pressure
NEFA and ketone bodies rise as metabolism is challenged.
Metabolic support
Glycogaine supplies targeted nutritional support for the transition.
Power is in the combination
Glycogaine combines complementary nutritional tools—each selected for a specific role in supporting energy metabolism, fat mobilisation and practical uptake.
Glucose precursor blend
Designed to help boost blood glucose and improve the energy supply available to the cow during a demanding phase.
Cobalt
Supports rumen microbial vitamin B12 synthesis and the metabolic pathways involved in energy utilisation.
Niacin
Selected to support lipid metabolism and help reduce excessive mobilisation of circulating fatty acids and NEFA.
Palatable delivery
A specially flavoured formulation created for strong acceptance—because an effective programme must also be easy for cows to take.
Five cows to watch closely
Compromised dry and transition periods raise the likelihood of subclinical or clinical ketosis. These signals deserve particular attention around calving.
Cows that gained or lost body condition during the dry period
Cows that were lame during the dry or transition period
Cows that calved with twins
Cows with a retained placenta
Cows that freshened with milk fever
Glycogaine is a nutritional support product. Use according to the product label and professional guidance.
Support the energy. Protect the momentum.
Targeted metabolic know-how for dairy cows facing the most demanding point in the production cycle. Make the transition count.