StockMins – Detox

Boosting Livestock Defence

Through the supply of effective levels of organic and inorganic essential minerals, vitamins and trace elements StockMins-Detox boosts the animal’s immunity, gut integrity, energy metabolism and tissue regeneration.

Deactivating Toxins

The inclusion of a combination of broad-spectrum toxin deactivators, antioxidants and specially designed ingredients work to deactivate toxins and mop up free radicals during a toxic challenge.

• Proven and effective broad-spectrum toxin deactivators that have been shown to reduce the impact of ergot alkaloid driven toxicosis conditions in grazing, including toxicosis from perennial ryegrass, fescue, paspalum and sorghum. These toxin deactivators have also been shown to reduce the impacts of mycotoxins and endotoxins created by rumen insults
• Effective levels of essential minerals (Na, S, Mg, P & Ca), vitamins (A, D3, E and C) and trace elements (Se, I, Co, Mn, Mo & Zn) to help boost immunity, skin and gut integrity while elevating energy metabolism and tissue recovery
• Molybdenum can reduce the copper load on the liver when liver function has been compromoised by alkaloids dispensed from toxic weeds
• Selenium and Vitamin E that are strong antioxidants and have a key role in cleaning up free radicals following a toxic challenge to prevent damage to cells
• Vitamin E and Vitamin C that have important roles in expediting healthy tissue repair, enabling the animal to recover quicker from a toxic insult
• Bentonite, a clay that is known to assist in absorbing toxins
• Weatherproof, safe and easy to use

StockMins-Detox has shown to control symptoms of toxicosis in livestock grazing the following weeds:

• Hairy Panic
• Heliotrope
• Goose Foot
• Caltrop (Bindii)

Anecdotal evidence also suggests that StockMins-Detox can aid in reducing the effects of toxic insult in sheep grazing St John’s Wart.

*StockMins-Detox should be used as part of an integrated weed control program and should be supported by reducing the consumption of toxic weeds by feeding cereal hay or straw.