• Improved general health conditions.
• Strengthens fertility and reproductive aspects.
• Improves the wool's quantity and quality.
• Avoids muscular and nervous lesions.
• Increases fat in the milk.
• Improves milk production that influences the lambs breeding.
• Increases the milk's fat content.
• Improves fibre digestion.
• Improves the milks quantity and quality.
• Reduces the feeding costs.
• Strengthens fertility and fecundity.