When a cow gets sick, the whole farm pays the price.
Mastitis, reduced appetite, stress and other health problems affect not only the animal's well-being but also the productivity and economics of the entire farm.
Garliboost is a liquid garlic allicin-based feed supplement for cows, calves and other farm animals.
Reduced feed intake affects an animal's condition and productivity.
The manufacturer reports observations of improved rumen activity and milk yield.
PRODUCT APPLICATION
Recovery during challenging periods
Illness, calving and dietary changes require attention to the animal's health and feeding.
Garliboost is added to the diet with feed or water.
03 / An integrated approach
When treatment is needed, nutrition matters too.
Treatment and feeding serve different purposes during challenging periods for animals.
Garliboost is not a medicinal product and does not replace veterinary diagnosis or prescribed treatment. The manufacturer provides for its use alongside antibiotic therapy.
01
Veterinary diagnosis
Identify the problem and the necessary treatment plan.
02
Prescribed treatment
Follow the veterinarian's recommendations.
03
Garliboost in the diet
Add the product to the animal's diet according to the recommended administration schedule.
Treatment and feeding serve different purposes. Garliboost has its place in the animal's diet.
04 / How to use
Easy to include in the daily diet.
Garliboost comes in liquid form and is administered with feed or water. The amount is calculated based on the animal's body weight.
For cows
With feed or water. Amount based on body weight.
For calves
With feed or water. Amount based on body weight.
For pigs
With feed or water. Amount based on body weight.
For goats
With feed or water. Amount based on body weight.
For sheep
With feed or water. Amount based on body weight.
500 kg→ 500 ml / 7 days→ ≈71.4 ml / day→ ≈35.7 ml × 2 per dayExample calculation based on the current label.
Simple administration schedule
For a 7-day cycle: 1 ml of Garliboost per 1 kg of body weight.
Divide the total amount into 7 equal daily doses. Divide each daily dose into two equal portions — morning and evening.
Administer with feed or water.
Store between +5 °C and +25 °C. Refrigerate after opening.
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05 / Farm experiences
Experience using Garliboost for mastitis.
Two farmers share their experience using the product for mastitis and their observations of their animals.
Farm experience · Mastitis
Cow #325: monitoring data
Original: Hebrew
After starting administration, the farmer reports that cow #325 resumed eating feed.
12 → 10
Milk electrical conductivity reading after the second administration*
Farm experience · Mastitis
Several cows: changes in readings
Original: Hebrew
The farmer shows changes in readings for several cows and reports that feed intake was restored or maintained.
*According to the monitoring system of the specific farm. Milk electrical conductivity is one indicator of udder health and is not, by itself, a diagnosis.
These are experiences from individual farms, not a clinical study. Results depend on the animal's condition and other factors; the administration schedule on this page follows the current label.
06 / Clinical observations
Clinical observations: GARLIBOOST in calves
On farms in North Kazakhstan Region, morbidity, diarrhea, respiratory infections and development of suckling calves were studied. Group sizes are stated in the protocol.
50calves in the trial
25control group
25experimental group
Day 2diarrhea stopped in two reported cases
Day 5recovery in these clinical observations
50 / 25 / 25 — according to the trial protocol. Days 2 and 5 — according to two reported clinical cases.
The protocol describes two cases of E. coli diarrhea: one in a three-week-old calf with pneumonia and weakness, and another in a one-week-old calf. The timelines above apply only to these cases.
Official Garliboost/Eutermast trial protocol and clinical observation report. Veterinarian Sergey Aleksandrovich Tribulko. Kazakhstan, November 12, 2025.
Observations do not guarantee results. The composition and regimens in the protocol differ from the current EU label; commercial dosing must follow the current label only.