Milk Bar Premium Calf Cover
When temperatures drop below 10 C, a young calf will start to feel cold and burn energy to maintain body temperature. A study in the UK compared 40 Holstein calves reared from December through February. 20 received calf jackets from 2 to 12 weeks of age, and 20 did not. The researchers found that calves wearing jackets gained an average of 5.2 kg more weight!
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Features & Benefits
- The rubber layer within the coat is a physical barrier that water cannot penetrate.
- Breathable to prevent dampness from being trapped under the coat.
- The coat has very small holes in the rubber membrane to allow air to pass through but are not big enough for water molecules.
- Sturdy plastic clips and adjustable leg/ belly straps.
- Using a Milk Bar Calf Cover helps the calf stay warm without using valuable calories.
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How to use
- Use on calves when temperatures start to fall below 10 degrees. Make sure belly and leg straps are well fitted and close to the body.
- Size guide: Med - 24” to fit Jersey’s   Lge - 28” to fit Holstein’s  XL - 32” to fit large Holstein/ beef calves
- Wash at 40 degrees between calves.
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When temperatures drop below 10 C, a young calf will start to feel cold and burn energy to maintain body temperature. A study in the UK compared 40 Holstein calves reared from December through February. 20 received calf jackets from 2 to 12 weeks of age, and 20 did not. The researchers found that calves wearing jackets gained an average of 5.2 kg more weight!
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Features & Benefits
- The rubber layer within the coat is a physical barrier that water cannot penetrate.
- Breathable to prevent dampness from being trapped under the coat.
- The coat has very small holes in the rubber membrane to allow air to pass through but are not big enough for water molecules.
- Sturdy plastic clips and adjustable leg/ belly straps.
- Using a Milk Bar Calf Cover helps the calf stay warm without using valuable calories.
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How to use
- Use on calves when temperatures start to fall below 10 degrees. Make sure belly and leg straps are well fitted and close to the body.
- Size guide: Med - 24” to fit Jersey’s   Lge - 28” to fit Holstein’s  XL - 32” to fit large Holstein/ beef calves
- Wash at 40 degrees between calves.
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Description
When temperatures drop below 10 C, a young calf will start to feel cold and burn energy to maintain body temperature. A study in the UK compared 40 Holstein calves reared from December through February. 20 received calf jackets from 2 to 12 weeks of age, and 20 did not. The researchers found that calves wearing jackets gained an average of 5.2 kg more weight!
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Features & Benefits
- The rubber layer within the coat is a physical barrier that water cannot penetrate.
- Breathable to prevent dampness from being trapped under the coat.
- The coat has very small holes in the rubber membrane to allow air to pass through but are not big enough for water molecules.
- Sturdy plastic clips and adjustable leg/ belly straps.
- Using a Milk Bar Calf Cover helps the calf stay warm without using valuable calories.
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How to use
- Use on calves when temperatures start to fall below 10 degrees. Make sure belly and leg straps are well fitted and close to the body.
- Size guide: Med - 24” to fit Jersey’s   Lge - 28” to fit Holstein’s  XL - 32” to fit large Holstein/ beef calves
- Wash at 40 degrees between calves.
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