Calf-MR (Water Soluble Milk Replacer for Calves)

OHC Calf-MR is a water-soluble milk replacer in powder form, designed for calves. It provides essential nutrients and is used as an alternative to whole milk for young cattle. (Mixing ratio: 1 kg of milk replacer with 7 litres of water produces approximately 8 litres of milk replacer)

• Delivers protein, energy, vitamins, and minerals for developing calves
• Offers standardized nutrition compared to variable-quality milk
• Supports the transition from milk feeding to calf starter feed and forage
• Ensures consistent feeding across calves
• Convenient powder form for easy storage and portioning

• Used for calves as a milk replacer to provide complete nutrition.
• Also suitable for sheep and goats, following the product label directions.
• Mix 140 g of CALF-MR powder with 1 litre of hot water (55°C).
• Stir vigorously until properly dissolved.
• Feed directly at 42–45°C.
• Mixing ratio: 1 kg of milk replacer with 7 liters of water produces approximately 8 liters of milk replacer.
• Clean and disinfect all utensils and equipment that come into contact with the milk replacer daily.
• Check the water quality frequently.

• Provides nutrition required for the growth and development of calves and enables an easy transition from milk to starter feeds.

• 1 kg of milk replacer with 7 liters of water produces approximately 8 liters of milk replacer.

• Measure the required quantity of Milk Replacer powder accurately.
• Use clean, warm water for preparation.
• Add the powder to the water and mix thoroughly until the powder is evenly dispersed and there are no lumps.
• Follow the manufacturer's specified powder-to-water ratio on the product label. Do not increase or decrease the concentration without veterinary or manufacturer guidance.
• Prepare the feed fresh and maintain clean feeding bottles, nipples and utensils.
• Feed the prepared milk replacer according to the recommended feeding schedule.

• Use a clean feeding bottle and nipple suitable for calves.
• Feed slowly and allow the young animal to suckle naturally.
• Do not force-feed or overfeed.
• Keep feeding times and preparation methods consistent.
• Introduce changes in milk or milk replacer gradually where possible to reduce digestive upset.
• Provide clean, fresh drinking water as the calf gets older and begins consuming calf starter feed.
• Monitor the calf for diarrhea, bloating, poor appetite or weakness. Seek veterinary advice if these signs occur.

• Monitor the calf for diarrhea, bloating, poor appetite or weakness. Seek veterinary advice if these signs occur.

• Powder is easier to store and portion than liquid milk.

Available in 5 kg pack sizes.

• Choose the product for the animal and nutritional requirement advised by your veterinarian.
• Follow the current pack label for feeding quantity, preparation and duration; these depend on the formulation and animal.
• Check with your veterinarian before combining supplements to avoid duplicating vitamins or minerals.
• Nutritional supplements do not replace a balanced diet or treatment for illness.