Vita Feed Biscuit.

Vita Feed Biscuit is Bangladesh's first ready-to-feed cattle biscuit — a complete vitamin and mineral supplement pressed into a single 25 g pellet. Instead of weighing and mixing a powder, you drop the right number of biscuits into the trough. The dosage is built into the format. It is designed for cattle in the 12-18 month fattening window, where vitamin-mineral balance directly drives daily weight gain.

Typical dosing is 1-2 biscuits per adult animal per day, depending on body weight and feed regime. The product label and a free dosing chart from your authorised dealer give exact figures. For specific clinical situations or non-standard regimes, talk to your vet — we'll share full clinical data with them on request.

Same nutritional intent, different format. Vita Feed Gold is a premix powder you measure into the ration — flexible, lower cost per dose, ideal when you have control over feed preparation. Vita Feed Biscuit is the same active load pressed into a pellet — fixed dosing, no waste, ideal when feed prep is informal or done by multiple hands. Many farms use both: powder at the trough, biscuits as a controlled top-up.

A CVASU field trial across 96 animals over six months recorded a mean daily weight gain 18.4% above control. The full trial protocol, data and analysis are available on request — email hello@agrocareanimal.com and we'll share the file with your vet or your buying team.

Shelf life is 24 months from manufacture in the unopened pack. Pellet-pressed form is stable in tropical heat and humidity — no refrigeration needed. Once opened, keep the pack closed and dry. Every pack carries a printed batch number that traces back to raw-material origin, in-process QC and final release records.

Through any of our 40+ authorised dealers across 30+ districts. We don't sell direct. Use the dealer locator to find the closest authorised shop, or call us on +880 1933 23. If your district is still being onboarded, we'll arrange a courier shipment from Chattogram.

Yes. It is safe for dairy cattle and lactating cows when used as directed. Many dairy farmers use it during the dry period and through early lactation to support condition and recovery. For specific situations — high-yielding herds, recent illness, complex feed regimes — check with your vet first.