Axiota Animal Health

Axiota Animal Health Axiota® Animal Health delivers best-in-class animal health products, such as Multimin® 90 (zinc, copper, manganese, and selenium injection) & Lactipro®.

Axiota's focus is to help producers manage risk & support cattle health, performance & well-being. Axiota Animal Health is an innovation-driven company that discovers, develops, and markets products for beef and dairy producers consistent with market and global consumer demands. Our non-antibiotic solutions prepare cattle for times of transition and stress and support producers’ goals of optimal h

ealth, performance, and animal well-being. Our portfolio includes Multimin® 90 and Lactipro®. To learn more about Multimin 90 or Lactipro, visit axiota.com. Our products are:
• Scientifically proven. Multimin 90 and Lactipro are backed by data and both products have well-understood modes of action.
• Supported by a legacy of commercial results. Both products have been used by beef and dairy producers for 15 years and they deliver proven benefits.
• Consumer friendly. Multimin 90 and Lactipro are prevention-focused options that support cattle health, performance and well-being across various stages of cattle production. IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION FOR MULTIMIN® 90: Federal law restricts the use of Multimin 90 to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian. Not for use in humans; keep out of reach of children. Multimin 90 has a preslaughter withdrawal time of 14 days after injection. Always follow label dose; do not overdose. See prescribing information at axiota.com/label. Posting policy:
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• Veterinary medical questions should be addressed to your veterinarian, considering the unique characteristics of each animal. Information on this page is not to be used as a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment of any health condition or problem. The animal health information contained herein is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace consultation with your veterinarian.
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Did you know that a calf rumen is more acidic than an adult cow? And that calves are also susceptible to ruminal acidosi...
08/11/2026

Did you know that a calf rumen is more acidic than an adult cow? And that calves are also susceptible to ruminal acidosis?

In nature, a calf takes eight or nine months to develop its rumen and make the full transition from milk to solid feed. In the dairy industry, we are asking them to do it in less than two months.

As starter intake increases during weaning, calves may experience starter induced ruminal acidosis. Different than in adult cattle, there is no rumen pH threshold to define rumen acidosis in calves, so we must rely on behavioral and physiological warning signs that are easy to miss.

Bedding ingestion, bar biting, tongue rolling, or loose bubbly manure are among those signs of rumen imbalances. Check out this featured article where our nutritionist Dr. Gustavo Mazon breaks down why this condition goes undetected https://loom.ly/ogWm5vk

Managing rumen acidity during that transition is exactly what Lactipro® is built for — helping calves develop stronger rumens right when it matters most.

Learn more about Lactipro: www.axiota.com/lactipro

As the calendar inches toward fall cattle work, immunity and reproductive performance are probably top of mind. Join us ...
08/07/2026

As the calendar inches toward fall cattle work, immunity and reproductive performance are probably top of mind. Join us as we partner with the American National CattleWomen Webinar Series! Our very own Dr. Jerry Rusch will be presenting on the importance of trace minerals in reproduction and immune function.

Whether you're a producer or a veterinarian, this is a great chance to listen in, ask questions, and walk away with science-backed insight on a small thing that can have an outsized effect on herd performance.

📅 August 23, 2026
👉 Register today — https://loom.ly/OOGbSWU

Drought stresses more than pastures — it stresses trace mineral status.Lower forage quality + higher stress = a recipe f...
07/30/2026

Drought stresses more than pastures — it stresses trace mineral status.

Lower forage quality + higher stress = a recipe for hidden trace mineral gaps that can quietly affect immunity and reproduction.

Guard against drought's impact — don't let trace mineral gaps take a toll.

Learn how: https://bit.ly/4fJxGhc

One capsule. One dose. One big difference for your fresh cows.🐄Instead of repeat dosing and drenching to get her rumen h...
07/22/2026

One capsule. One dose. One big difference for your fresh cows.🐄

Instead of repeat dosing and drenching to get her rumen health back on track, LactiproFLX® puts live Mega e® to work from the very first dose.

Learn more at axiota.com/products/lactipro

Weaning and receiving can be tough on calves — but they don't have to mean setbacks. Prep the rumen with what it needs t...
07/09/2026

Weaning and receiving can be tough on calves — but they don't have to mean setbacks. Prep the rumen with what it needs to adapt through the transition with one dose of Lactipro®.

Set your calves up for success 👉 axiota.com/products/lactipro

07/04/2026

🎶 Let Freedom Ring! 🎵

We’re excited to announce our five winners! 🎉 Each winner will receive $500 toward the veterinarian or animal health sup...
06/24/2026

We’re excited to announce our five winners! 🎉

Each winner will receive $500 toward the veterinarian or animal health supplier of their choice. Thank you to everyone who entered!

06/22/2026

Every showman's got a checklist. Show sticks, feed pans, clipper box — you know the drill. But the one that's easy to forget? Lactipro®.

Prep the rumen for stress and changes before you travel to stay consistent right to the backdrop. Just ask the team behind the Champion Steer at Houston. 🏆

axiota.com/products/lactipro

You've done the work to get them this far. Don't let the last 60 days undo it.Lactipro® helps protect your investment by...
06/17/2026

You've done the work to get them this far. Don't let the last 60 days undo it.

Lactipro® helps protect your investment by supporting rumen health and consistency through weather swings, pen changes, and the push to finish. Research shows a 36% reduction in late-stage mortality.

Learn more at: https://axiota.com/feedlot/

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