Clinical signs of Vitamin B12 deficiency in sheep include: decreased appetite, loss of bodyweight, retarded growth, reduced lactation, retarded wool production and anaemia.
In the later stages, emaciation, weakness and increased lacrimation may be observed.
Where the diet is only marginally deficient in cobalt, retarded growth and reduced wool production may be the only signs observed.
Protect your productivity and enhance growth rates for lambs and ewes through boosting with Vitamin B12.
Most sheep producing areas are susceptible to cobalt deficiency and will respond to supplementation.
Injectable Vitamin B12 is the most efficient and effective mode of supplementing lambs.