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1 Staldren for all animals Worldwide
2 The effective dry disinfecting product Staldren Staldren Staldren Staldren Staldren Staldren Staldren Staldren Staldren is a Danish product, which has been thoroughly tested by recognised international laboratories for use as a hygiene product, and it is being used worldwide. is kind to the environment, and most importantly, has a well documented effect on the most common viruses, bacteria and fungi spores. is phosphate free and ph-neutral, meaning that it does not dissolve or loosen floors or pens, nor does it dry out the animal s thin skin, which can be susceptible to abrasions and cuts, that can then lead to bacterial infection and disease. There is no need to use gloves when working with Staldren. binds ammonia to such a level, that both humans and animals can stay around without suffering from strong smell or breathing difficulties. absorbs damp and moisture, and is therefore particularly useful in pens with high humidity. disinfects and cleans the environment, reduces the level of infection and therefore ensures healthier animals. can be used for all domestic animals and is an absolute necessity for professional livestock farmers. is not harmful to either humans or animals. is available in bags of 10 kg, 25 kg or bigbags. Directions for use of Staldren : A handful (50-100g) per square meter is spread twice a week. This is sufficient to maintain a good and healthy environment in a production unit. In very humid conditions or in cases of heavy infection, it is recommended that Staldren is used more often. If you have any queries, please contact us.
3 Staldren for Pigs Staldren is a hygiene solution in powder form, which has a very broad effect against moisture, smell, bacteria and fungal spores. When using Staldren for pigs the following is recommended: Farrowing pen: Before farrowing spread Staldren around the whole farrowing area. Use a handful (50-100g) per. m². After farrowing use Staldren for 3 consecutive days, then twice a week until weaning. Concentrate the application of Staldren behind the sow and around the laying area (for piglets and sow), as well as on any other humid areas, as this is where the bacteria will grow. Weaning: In the weaning unit, add Staldren for 3 consecutive days, then twice a week. Be sure to cover the resting area as well as the humid areas within the pens. Finisher housing: In the finisher section add Staldren once or twice a week. This provides a better environment, and has a significant effect on reducing the level of infection. Breeding: In the unit for breeding sows and boars add a handful (50-100g) per m² of Staldren all over the pen. Hospital pen: For sick animals add Staldren daily on the entire floor area. Isolation: In the isolation areas add Staldren on the whole floor area, both before and after the arrival or removal of animals, to reduce the risk of infection. Empty pens: Adding Staldren in empty pens with a blower unit will provide a good effect on viruses. When using Staldren continuously, you achieve the best results by reducing the level of infection and thereby create a healthy and pleasant-smelling environment for the benefit of both animals and humans.
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7 Staldren for cattle and calves Staldren is a hygiene solution in powder form, which has a very broad effect against moisture, smell, bacteria and fungal spores. When using Staldren for cattle and calves, the following is recommended: Add g per m² twice a week. This will work very quickly and efficiently in reducing infection. In very humid conditions or at an outbreak of disease the amount and frequency used should be increased to daily. In cubicles: Add Staldren as above in the rear, where the moisture will cause a possible increase in certain bacteria, and fungi can quickly multiply in large numbers and lead to inflammation of the udder and various hoof problems. In open sheds: Add Staldren as above. If the cow can turn around within the cubicle, it may be necessary to add more Staldren and treat the entire area. In dry litter/straw bed sheds: Apply a g per. m². once a week In the cleaned calving box: Apply Staldren to the entire floor area to cover the whole floor. Then add clean fresh bedding, followed by a final application of Staldren. The same application cycle should take place between every calving, to make sure that the new born calf is brought into an environment as clean as possible to prevent the risk of infectious disease both with the cow and calf. In the calf cubicle/shed: Use Staldren twice a week with a good handful (50-100g) per. m². Making sure the whole area including corners and edges are covered as this is usually where flies normally collect. If diarrhoea occurs use Staldren daily, until the outbreak has past. When using Staldren continuously, you achieve the best results by reducing the level of infection and thereby create a healthy and pleasant-smelling environment for the benefit of both animals and humans.
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11 Staldren for horses Staldren is a hygiene solution in powder form, which has a very broad effect against moisture, smell, bacteria and fungal spores. Staldren is due to its drying and fungal effect, able to help reduce the cases of porous hooves, Trush and Mud fever. Thrush is treated with Staldren directly under the hooves. When using Staldren for horses, the following is recommended: Box: After cleaning out the box, do add Staldren all over the floor area with approximately 1-3 hands full (50-100g) per. m 2 to ensure that the surface floor area dries out and the smell of ammonia is minimized. Cover the box floor with your preferred bedding material and add Staldren along the edges, to ensure that the fly eggs and larvae will dry out. Apply Staldren upon wet areas, where the bedding is changed 2-3 times a week, ensuring that Staldren is spread along the edges of the stable to maintain the drying effect on the eggs and fly larvae. Foaling box: For use in areas with new-born foals, add Staldren on the entire floor area to ensure it is disinfected and then apply clean and fresh bedding. Finally add Staldren on the whole area, so that the new-born foal is in an as clean environment as possible. This prevents infectious diseases for both the mare and the foal. When using Staldren continuously, you achieve the best results by reducing the level of infection and thereby create a healthy and pleasant-smelling environment for the benefit of both animals and humans.
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14 Staldren for Poultry Staldren is a hygiene solution in powder form, which has a very broad effect against moisture, smell, bacteria and fungal spores. When using Staldren for egg laying hens the following is recommended: Staldren is used in the nesting box before the new hens are introduced. Spread a small amount in each nesting box (approximately. 1 hand full (50-100g). Spread Staldren on all surfaces (100g per m²), or 1 x 25kg sack per. 250 m² floor coverage. Use Staldren once a week in the nesting boxes as well as on the entire floor area, to ensure the conditions are always at the highest optimum level. This means that bacteria are controlled, the ammonia is bound, and the moisture is absorbed, so that foot pad injury is minimised. Staldren is a very efficient product to use against Salmonella and Campylobacter. When using Staldren in the poultry house: In a 1.500m 2 empty and clean poultry house, spread 75 kg Staldren (50g.per.m 2 ) either with a blower or spreader. When the area is completely covered with the deep litter then 50 kg of Staldren is added on top. Once the chickens are in the house, spread another 50 kg of Staldren, once a week until the poultry are slaughtered. In a very wet environment or if you see a problem with bacteria, increase the amount of Staldren used. If a blower is used in the empty chicken house, Staldren will also have a good effect on viruses. Staldren is a ph neutral product, meaning that it is very gentle to the environment, both for poultry feet and eggs. Staldren gives a minimum amount of dust and is easy to spread whilst providing a pleasant smell in the poultry house. When using Staldren continuously, you achieve the best results by reducing the level of infection and thereby create a healthy and pleasant-smelling environment for the benefit of both animals and humans.
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17 Staldren for mink Staldren is a hygiene solution in powder form, which has a very broad effect against moisture, smell, bacteria and fungal spores. Using Staldren reduces the growth conditions for flies and flea larvae. When using Staldren for mink the following is recommended: When preparing the nesting boxes before the birth period, Staldren (approx g) is added under each cage, to ensure a dry and clean environment. If you use a birth cage, spread Staldren on and under the supports. If it is necessary to remove the straw/wood shavings from the birth cage, then the cage should, again, be treated with Staldren Use Staldren 1-3 times a week on the wet areas of the puppy nets, to to ensure a dry environment, and ensure that the puppies will come as soon as possible to the drinking nipples. If a problem should arise, with greasy skinned puppies, use Staldren every day on the pup, in the nesting box and on the mother s udder, until the attack is over. Once the pup is removed then Staldren is added, periodically, in order that the growth conditions for the bacteria and parasites are reduced There is a great risk that bacteria and parasites will develop in the warm nests. It is therefore very important to prevent this by continually using Staldren, This will also reduce the general infestation level on the farm, so that you achieve a higher level of general health. When using Staldren continuously, you achieve the best results by reducing the level of infection and thereby create a healthy and pleasant-smelling environment for the benefit of both animals and humans.
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20 Staldren for sheep and goats Staldren is a hygiene solution in powder form, which has a very broad effect against dampness, smell, bacterial and fungal spores. When using Staldren for sheep and goats the following is recommended: Lambing boxes: Ensure that the lambing area is thoroughly cleaned. Add Staldren all over the floor (1-2 handfuls / g per m 2), to make sure that the entire floor area is covered. Then cover with bedding material and add further a couple of handfuls. Make sure the powder is spread well into the corners and edges to ensure the flies eggs and larvae will be dried out. Staldren is spread out between each lambing, to make sure that the new born lamb/kid gets the best possible start in life. In deep straw: Add a handful of Staldren (50-100g ) per. m 2 on the entire floor area before the straw is spread out. Then apply Staldren again once the straw is in place. When using Staldren continuously, you will achieve the best results as the disease risk is continually being reduced, and therefore results When using Staldren continuously, you achieve the best results by reducing the level of infection and thereby create a healthy and pleasant-smelling environment for the benefit of both animals and humans.
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23 Lantmannen Analycen MS CVR nr Vesterballevej 4. DK-7000 Fredericia Tlf. (+45) , fax (+45) Attachment 9 to certificate of analysis Test nr. DKE and Method: 4 g of Staldren is dissolved in a 5 ml physiological Natrium Chloride solution. The solution of Staldren and a control without Staldren (9 ml. physiological saltwater) has been inoculated with each of 1 ml. bacteria or fungus suspension. The mixtures are being kept aerobt/anaerobt/mikroaerofilt depending on the atmospherically demands. The solutions are kept at room temperature. The amounts of bacteria s are decided after 1 hour and 2 days. Result: Staldren Control without Staldren 1 hour 2 days 1 hour 2 days E. coli 0157 <10CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml 140 mio CFU/ml >200 mio CFU/ml Aspergillus niger ATCC Clostridium perfringens ATCC Streptococcus uberis ATCC 9927 Salmonella typhimurium ATCC Staphylococcus aureus ATCC <100 CFU/ml <100 CFU/ml CFU/ml CFU/ml <100 CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml 20 mio CFU/ml 1,9 mio CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml 43 mio CFU/ml 1,9 mio CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml >10mia CFU/ml >1 mia CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml 100 mio CFU/ml 1, 2 mia CFU/ml Streptococcus suis <10 CFU/ml 10 CFU/ml 1500 CFU/ml 6 mio CFU/ml serovar nr. 7 C ampylobacter jejuni ATCC <10 CFU/ml <10 CFU/ml 6 mio CFU/ml >10 mio CFU/ml Klebsiella Pneumoniae 40CFU/ml 40CFU/ml 4,2mioCFU/ml 36mioCFU/ml
24 Staldren The effective dry disinfecting product Jorenku A/S
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