For typical mixed diets, biotin concentrations range from 0.2 to 0.4 mg/kg of dry matter. Those concentrations will result in intakes of dietary biotin from unsupplemented diets of 4 to 10 mg of biotin/day for average lactating dairy cows.

Can cows have biotin?

Biotin is essential for milk production as it increases the production of glucose by the cow. More glucose means higher milk yields. Supplementing high-yielding cows with ROVIMIX® Biotin has resulted in milk yield increases of almost 2kg per cow per day.

What is keratin in cow milk?

Keratin is also an important element for hair growth; calcium is necessary in order to create keratin, and milk is full of calcium. Drinking a cup of milk daily may help dull and dry hair become healthier and thicker.