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Your animals always need to be looked after, and as they get more productive, they need ever more attention. If your herd, or any individual animal, is not performing as expected you need to know. If there are signs of acute disease, your goals for your farm could be in serious trouble. Predicta GUARDIAN helps you keep an eye on things. Every day, Predicta GUARDIAN checks herd management software for unusual events and flags animals at risk. Predicta GUARDIAN can be configured to the right level of sensitivity for your herd. You can also choose to receive alarms via whatsapp, email or SMS. Yes, it’s that simple to let our AI solution help you protect your animals.
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Transition cow diseases are often unnoticed resulting in profit loss and long-term effects. You can now know which cow will get sick ahead of time thus allowing you to treat the animal and prevent the disease from happening.  Clients experienced higher milk production, reduction in placenta retentions and reduction in metritis among other long-term effects.  

Did you know that most of the transition cow diseases get unnoticed?  

Retained placenta, metritis, ketosis or displaced abomasum happen in the first 4 to 6 weeks of lactation. If a cow gets sick during this stage it will affect the whole lactation cycle. Learn more here.

Prevent disease before it happens. 

Transition cow diseases can be mitigated or prevented by optimizing dry cow management. Using your farm’s existing management software, Predicta GUARDIAN analyses the milk recording or milk meter data, along with reproduction data from a cow’s previous lactation, to determine whether a dry cow is at risk for transition disease(s).   

Predicta GUARDIAN generates health alarms 6-8 weeks prior to the actual disease. This is impossible to detect with standard blood, milk or urine testing.