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Gau Sakshi Cow Cookies are nutritious dry fodder for cows and other ruminant animals. They are tasty, easy to digest, and rich in nutrition. They contain protein, fiber, minerals, and selected Ayurvedic ingredients to support animal health, digestion, and nutrition.
No. It is not a medicine. It is a nutritious dry fodder for animals
It is a nutritious dry fodder.
No. It is not just a concentrate feed. It is a nutritionally rich dry fodder
It contains:
Corn Cob
Molasses
Soybean DOC
Rice Bran
Wheat Bran
Mineral Mixture Ayurvedic ingredients:
Ashwagandha
Brahmi
Shatavari
Jivanti
Yes. It contains selected Ayurvedic ingredients such as Ashwagandha, Brahmi, Shatavari, and Jivanti.
Mix 4 liters of water with 1 kg of Cow Cookies. Soak for about 5 minutes and then feed it to the animal.
Generally: • 1 kg in the morning • 1 kg in the evening Total: 2 kg per day.
1 kg Cow Cookies mixed with 4 liters of water gives approximately 5 kg of ready-to-feed fodder.
Yes. It can be fed along with both green and dry fodder.
No. Do not stop your current feeding program immediately. Start by feeding Gau Sakshi Cow Cookies along with your regular fodder and feed. Additional feed may be reduced gradually based on animal acceptance.
• Helps fill nutritional gaps • Supports digestion • Provides balanced nutrition • Helps maintain animal health • Supports body condition • Tasty and palatable • Easy to digest • Nutritionally effective
Yes. Most animals readily accept it.
Yes. It is tasty and easy to digest.
We do not make any direct claim of increasing milk production. Our main focus is animal nutrition, digestion, and health.
Some farmers have reported positive changes. However, results depend on breed, health, feeding practices, and management.
Some farmers have reported improvements in milk quality with proper nutrition. Results may vary.
Yes. It is suitable for regular use.
Yes. It is formulated for balanced nutrition and regular feeding.
There are no known side effects under normal use. Follow the recommended feeding quantity. .
