Immune regulation for every stage of the herd
DRIPEM formulations support ruminant immune health at every life stage. Calves, dairy cows and breeding stock each face different pressures, and our postbiotic technology helps them respond without compromising performance.
Products for Ruminants
A fermentation derived postbiotic that works by restoring Th1 immune balance, strengthening the mammary gland's natural defenses and helping dairy cows sustain milk production through the pressures of lactation.
Immune regulation at every stage
Transition stress, environmental changes and viral pressure all trigger immune activation at different stages of the ruminant production cycle. When left unaddressed, the biological cost shows up directly in growth, fertility and milk production.
Newborn calves depend on colostrum for passive immunity, and the shift toward active immunity during weaning is a period of high vulnerability to scours and respiratory disease.
- Supports the transition from passive to active immunity
- Helps reduce the incidence of scours and respiratory challenges
- Builds a steadier foundation for growth after weaning
The transition period around calving is when immune defenses are naturally lowered, leaving the udder more exposed to subclinical mastitis and raising somatic cell count right when milk production matters most.
- Reduces the frequency of subclinical mastitis
- Supports lower somatic cell count in bulk milk
- Helps protect milk yield and quality through lactation
Heat stress, environmental changes and viral pressure place ongoing demands on breeding stock, with consequences that reach fertility, body condition and long term herd stability.
- Supports steadier immune function under heat and environmental stress
- Helps protect body condition and reproductive performance
- Contributes to more consistent herd level stability
The science
behind the results
POLARIS is our patented fermentation derived postbiotic technology. It regulates the immune response through three connected stages, from first recognition in the gut to lasting immune memory.