Revitilyte-Gelling™ Oral Electrolyte Supplement for Calves & Livestock (3.5 oz Pouch) Enhanced with ADEPPT™
Revitilyte-Gelling™ is a ready-to-mix oral electrolyte supplement formulated for young livestock and companion animals during periods of stress. When mixed with water, it provides a concentrated nutritional supplement of dextrose, electrolytes, and amino acid glycine with a thickening agent to help slow fluid loss.
This electrolyte powder is labeled for use in calves, foals, lambs, kids, piglets, dogs, and cats.
Key Benefits
- Provides electrolytes to support hydration during stress
- Supplies readily available energy from dextrose
- Contains glycine, an amino acid included in the formula
- Formulated with guar gum thickening agent to help slow fluid loss
- Enhanced with ADEPPT™ digestive support technology
- Supports animals during weaning, ration changes, shipping, and weather shifts
- Easy-to-mix powder for pail, nursing, or feeding systems
- Single-use 3.5 oz pouch
Designed For
- Calves and veal calves
- Foals
- Lambs
- Kids
- Piglets
- Dogs
- Cats
How It Works
When dissolved in warm water, Revitilyte-Gelling™ provides sodium, potassium, and other electrolytes to help support normal hydration levels. Dextrose supplies a readily available energy source, while glycine contributes to the amino acid profile of the formula.
The guar gum thickening agent creates a thicker solution compared to standard electrolyte powders, helping slow fluid loss.
The formula is enhanced with ADEPPT™ (Advanced Digestive Enhancing Protein Plus Technology), a proprietary blend included to support digestive function and nutrient absorption during periods of stress.
When to Use
- Digestive upset
- Scours
- Weaning
- Ration or feed changes
- Shipping stress
- Weather changes
- Periods of stress or reduced intake
If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a veterinarian.
Mixing Directions (3.5 oz Pouch)
Always prepare fresh solution immediately before use.
Slowly add one pouch into 2 quarts of warm water while mixing briskly until fully dissolved. Do not store mixed solution. Discard unused portions daily.
Feeding Directions
Calves, Veal, Foals:
Provide one dissolved pouch per animal twice daily for a minimum of 2 consecutive days or as needed. Feed using an open pail, nipple pail, nursing pail, or esophageal feeder. May be fed before or after normal milk or milk replacer feedings.
Piglets, Kids, Lambs, Dogs & Cats:
Feed mixed solution at a rate of 4 fluid ounces per 5 pounds of body weight, 4 times daily for 2 days, or as directed by a veterinarian.
Provide access to clean, fresh water at all times.
Guaranteed Analysis (Per 100 g)
- Glycine (min) – 3.40%
- Calcium (min) – 0.40%
- Calcium (max) – 0.55%
- Phosphorus (min) – 0.20%
- Salt (min) – 3.0%
- Salt (max) – 3.5%
- Sodium (min) – 4.4%
- Sodium (max) – 5.0%
- Potassium (min) – 1.3%
Ingredients
Dextrose, Guar Gum, Sodium Bicarbonate, Rice Starch, Corn Starch, Potato Starch, Glycine, Salt, Potassium Chloride, Citric Acid, Tricalcium Phosphate, Silicon Dioxide, Turmeric, Egg Protein, and Chitosan.
Storage & Warnings
- For animal use only.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Discard unused mixed solution daily.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Revitilyte-Gelling™ only for calves?
No. It is labeled for calves, foals, lambs, kids, piglets, dogs, and cats. It is primarily formulated for young livestock and companion animals.
Can this be used during diarrhea or digestive upset?
Electrolytes are commonly provided during digestive upset to help support hydration and energy intake. Consult a veterinarian if symptoms persist.
Does this replace milk or milk replacer?
No. It is a supplemental electrolyte solution and may be fed before or after normal milk or milk replacer feedings unless directed otherwise by a veterinarian.
What makes the gelling formula different?
The formula contains guar gum, a thickening agent that creates a thicker solution compared to standard electrolyte powders.
Can adult livestock use this product?
The label specifically lists calves, foals, lambs, kids, piglets, dogs, and cats. For adult livestock use, consult a veterinarian.
