HeatSeek 1lb
HeatSeek – 1 pound container (+ free shipping)
For use in healthy animals not showing heats. A balanced blend of “female” botanicals that enhance the visual signs of estrus in healthy animals not showing heat. Heat Seek treated cows conceive well. This is an especially good product for animals that haven’t shown heats in a while yet are declared normal by the vet on examination.
HeatSeek is also available in a liquid form as BreedWell, find it here. BreedWell offers the same reliable performance and is an ideal choice for those who prefer liquid administration.
Dosage Orally:
Give 1 teaspoon (sheep, goat, pig), 1 tablespoon (large sow, alpaca, lama), 2 tablespoons (cow or horse) daily for 6 days before anticipated heat or until heat. Oral dosage can be added directly to moist feed.
Many times, estrus is observed prior to the final dose – if so, discontinue and simply breed the cow (mare, goat, sheep, pig). Sometimes animals will show heat a few days after the final dose. Occasionally, a cow will be bred after HEAT SEEK but then show a flaming heat 3 weeks later. Simply breed again.
Heat Seek can also be used in cows with cystic ovaries but will need to be dosed over 12 days, not just 6 days. Yet if they show heat at any time, stop dosing and breed the cow.
Safe to use in bull bred herds as it does not cause abortion in pregnant animals because it is not luteolytic.
This product is not like prostaglandin and will not clean out uterine infection.

Ingredients:
Dong quai, damiana, wild yam, squaw vine, cramp bark, evening primrose, flax.
For more information, see our FAQs here.
Questions:

You absolutely can and we've done this before with hard-to-settle animals. It will "work" better this time because some of the effects from last time are still there. In fact, sometimes are more fertile on the second cycle after HeatSeek than the first – even without further dosing – but it does seem to have a stacking effect in our experience. In 20+ years of this product being used on hundreds of farms, we've never seen or heard of it disrupting pregnancy. In that way, it is very unlike hormones.
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