Description
CZF Plus Footbath Solution is a disinfectant and hardener, which is very effective for the treatment of foot rot. CZF Plus is a unique liquid formulation combining copper, zinc, formalin and surfactants in a vivid purple solution for use in foot bathing cattle, sheep & goats.
CZF Plus For Use On Sheep & Goats
CZF Plus will aid in preventing Foot Rot, Scald, Shelly Foot, Digital Dermatitis (DD) and Contagious Ovine Digital Dermatitis (CODD) in Sheep and Goats.
Regular hoof care for sheep and goats will keep them healthy and happy.
Using CZF Plus Footbath Solution will give your Sheep and Goats the necessary hoof care to avoid becoming infected with lameness and other foot-related ailments.
When you come to hoof trimming your sheep, it’s a good time to perform additional hoof care and check your sheep’s feet for any infections or potential problems.
- Normally used as curative, but advisable as a preventive
- Low dosage rates: 5 to 10%
- More effective than just formalin
- Allows up to 1,000 sheep per bath
- As a preventive, 1 bath per week
- With goats, use a plastic foam mat in the foot bath, to prevent the animals from seeing the liquid. Otherwise they will jump over it
CZF Plus For Use On Cattle
One of our leading cattle footbath products is CZF Plus.
When it comes to hoof care for cattle, CZF Plus can aid in the continued prevention of Foot Rot and Digital Dermatitis (DD) in cattle.
Roughly 20% of all lameness in cattle is due to Foot Rot alone which is why it’s so important to find the correct treatment. Regular use of CZF Plus as a part of your hoof care routine will keep diseases and infections at bay and keep your cattle feet healthy.
When foot trimming your cattle using a hoof knife, you’ll have the perfect time to asses any hoof disease that might be in it’s infancy.
CZF Plus for Cattle:
- Sufficient for 400 animals per bath
- Low dosage rates: 2 to 5%
- 2 treatments per week.
To reduce the challenge start at a 5% rate 3 -4 times a week and as things improve, gradually reduce the dilution rate to 4% then 3% and if all continues to go well, you can then footbath 2-3 times a week. Low dosage at 2% for maintenance only.
