Benefits of Get-Go
Reduce Illness
Helps to Eliminate Nutritional Scours
The Get-Go formulas are specifically designed to aid the digestion of each of the different types of milk fed to infant animals.
Gain Weight Faster
Supports Increased Growth and Earlier Weaning Weights
Because they get more from every drop or milk or formula they take-in, animals have a better opportunity to grow and thrive.
And Most Importantly
Happier Staff
Less frustration for staff, leading to better staff performance and care for animals, and probably better staff retention
Get-Go Trial Results
News and Research
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Preliminary Get-Go Trial Data - University of M...
The ongoing University of Missouri field evaluation of the ATR Thrive Get-Go™ calf program is showing promising real-world results for calf growth, efficiency, and consistency—all without changing a standard feeding...
Preliminary Get-Go Trial Data - University of M...
The ongoing University of Missouri field evaluation of the ATR Thrive Get-Go™ calf program is showing promising real-world results for calf growth, efficiency, and consistency—all without changing a standard feeding...
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Improving Calf Weight Gain in Winter Months
With temperatures dropping and the onset of winter, freezing conditions emerge and the maintenance energy needs of the calf increases. In cold temperatures the calf will be using so much energy...
Improving Calf Weight Gain in Winter Months
With temperatures dropping and the onset of winter, freezing conditions emerge and the maintenance energy needs of the calf increases. In cold temperatures the calf will be using so much energy...
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12 Critical Hours for Establishing Your Animals...
Providing newborn animals with adequate colostrum within 12 hours of birth is vital. The more colostrum newborns can absorb, the better off their digestive and immune systems will be. But...
12 Critical Hours for Establishing Your Animals...
Providing newborn animals with adequate colostrum within 12 hours of birth is vital. The more colostrum newborns can absorb, the better off their digestive and immune systems will be. But...
