They are useful only if they are low but can mislead otherwise. However, clinical and subclinical signs of I-deficiency have been confirmed in herds and flocks throughout the state. Similar problems occur in sheep. Pro rata supplements are suggested for other ruminants. As long as the animals get this level of I-supplement during the critical times of the year, it does not matter whether the supplement is given in the feed , on the feed , or via the water supply .
Differential diagnosis is important.
For animal treatment only. Keep away from children. For use as an I-supplement for animals. Sheep Ewes 0.20 Store lambs 0.14 Lambs at weaning 0.07 Horses Mares 0.67 Adult horses 0.67 Yearlings 0.33 Foals 6 month-old 0.18 . Alternatively, if animals are getting only part of their daily I target from other sources, reduce the KI-dose accordingly to make up the deficit.