Tracesure® Cattle XL
Keep your adult cattle healthy, fertile and efficient with Tracesure® Advanced boluses – delivering essential trace elements safely and reliably for up to six months.
A single Tracesure® Advanced Cattle XL bolus delivers optimal levels of essential trace elements for cattle over 500 kg.
Suitable For:
Suckler cows, dairy cows, and bulls weighing over 500kg.
When to use Tracesure® Cattle XL
Pre-breeding | Pre-calving | Turnout | Winter housing
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Aids forage digestion
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Supports a robust immune system
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Helps to maintain good fertility and foetal development
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Promotes daily liveweight gain
(with copper)
Suitable for year-round use. Ideally applied before breeding and calving, or at turnout and winter housing. Also suitable for mid-season grazing.
Signs of a Trace Element Deficiency
Not all trace element deficiencies are obvious, but all deficiencies can have a major impact on animal health, livestock performance and farm profitability.
Look out for the trace element deficiency in cattle symptoms:
Clinical Signs
- Poor Condition
- Anaemia
- Infertility
- Abortion
- Poor Immunity
- Retained Cleansings
- Diarrhoea
- Bone Fractures
- White Muscle Disease
- Lameness
Subclinical Signs
- Poor Growth Rates
- Poor Milk Yields
- Poor Coats
- Poor Conception Rates
- Lethargy
- Calf Weakness
What’s Inside?
Cobalt is converted by rumen bacteria into vitamin B12, essential for energy metabolism, and therefore optimum growth. A constant supply of cobalt is needed.
lodine is an essential component of the thyroid hormones, responsible for regulating metabolism and body processes.
Selenium is essential for normal cell function and maintaining immunity levels. Selenium helps to neutralise harmful free radicals and protect cells from oxidative stress. Selenium is also important in supporting good fertility.
Copper (optional) is required for critical enzymes involved in energy metabolism, hormone production and red blood cell metabolism. A deficiency can be due to low dietary levels, or presence of antagonists in soil, water, or feed.
Also contains levels of manganese and zinc to support immunity, reproductive health, growth, and metabolism.
Download technical specificationApplication Guidelines
Suitable for cattle weighing 500kg+
- For cattle weighing over 500kg, use Tracesure® Advanced Cattle XL.
- Do not give to pre-ruminant animals.
- Only use if a trace element deficiency is known to be a risk.
- The bolus should only be given at intervals exceeding six months, unless otherwise authorised by a veterinary surgeon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tracesure® Advanced delivers a consistent supply of essential trace elements to animals for up to six months (180 days). What sets it apart is the steady and reliable release of these elements throughout the entire period. Scientific research has confirmed that the weight loss, and therefore trace element release, occurs at the consistent and gradual rate.
Tracesure® Advanced delivers a consistent supply of essential trace elements to animals for up to six months (180 days). What sets it apart is the steady and reliable release of these elements throughout the entire period. Extensive testing has confirmed the product’s effectiveness and dependability.
Tracesure® Advanced delivers a consistent supply of essential trace elements to animals for up to six months (180 days). What sets it apart is the steady and reliable release of these elements throughout the entire period. Extensive testing has confirmed the product’s effectiveness and dependability.
Looking to improve conception rates?
Trace elements are crucial to egg development, sperm quality, hormone regulation and overall reproductive health. Trace elements also help resist disease challenges that can interfere with conception and general fertility.
Without sufficient trace elements, cows may experience irregular cycles, poor conception rates, weak or non-viable embryos, longer calving intervals, and abortion.
Tracesure® Advanced Cattle XL is a single bolus that delivers a sustained release of essential trace elements for up to 6 months.
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