Comment réussir son allotement ?

To successfully combine animals from different farms, it is crucial to limit the risks of stress, competition and disease associated with this delicate phase. Solidago Lab supplements, including SOLITRAUMA , SOLIMMUNE and SOLISEP , are specifically designed to support animals during this transition.

Key steps for successful allotment with Labo Solidago products

  • Anticipate stress and strengthen immunity

    • Arriving in a new group exposes animals to significant stress, which weakens their immune systems and makes them more susceptible to infections.

    • SOLITRAUMA helps reduce the impact of physical and psychological stress related to transportation, hierarchy and adaptation to a new environment.

    • SOLIMMUNE stimulates natural defenses, limiting the spread of diseases when mixing animals.

  • Prevent competition and infections

    • Competition for food, water, and space can lead to injuries or aggressive behavior, increasing the risk of infections.

    • SOLISEP strengthens immunity. It is used in cases where infections are likely to occur, particularly in cases of injury or close contact between animals of different origins.

  • Supporting recovery and adaptation

    • These supplements facilitate the adaptation of animals to the new group, reduce the period of vulnerability and support rapid recovery after the stress of allotment.

Practical advice

  • Administer supplements before, during and after allotment, according to the recommendations in the protocol below to maximize their effectiveness.


  • Closely monitor the health of the animals in the days following allotment and adjust the intake if necessary.

  • Maintain strict hygiene and a balanced diet to support the action of the supplements.


In summary:
Successfully allocating with Labo Solidago supplements means anticipating and limiting the risks associated with stress, competition and infections, by actively supporting the animals' immunity and recovery using natural products adapted to this critical phase.