Everest Agrogenics Veterinary Product List in Bangladesh

Everest Agrogenics Ltd makes animal health products, and the grid above is what Arogga stocks from it. Everything here is for livestock, poultry, fish or pets — none of it is for people.

The range is mostly nutrition rather than treatment: vitamins and minerals, feed enzymes and premixes, probiotics, and a smaller group of anti-infectives. The sections below sort it by what each product does, and each name links through to its own page for the composition and the target species.

Everest Agrogenics, Everest Vet and Everest Pharmaceuticals

This company is looked for under several names. Everest Agrogenics Ltd is the registered one; Everest Agrogenics Limited, Everest Agro, Everest Vet and Everest Veterinary all reach the same range.

One of those searches deserves an answer of its own. People look for Everest Pharmaceuticals animal products, and the two names are related but not interchangeable: the animal-health products carried here are Everest Agrogenics ones. If a human medicine is what is wanted, this is the wrong shelf entirely.

Product names drift too. Eva Zinc B Plus is written as three words and registered as one, and LK Vet loses its hyphen. Both are linked below under the spelling on the label.

The Product List and the PDF

Nearly a fifth of the people who reach this company are asking for the list, and a large share of those want it as a downloadable file. On this range the request comes up more than on any other manufacturer carried here.

There is not one here, and the reason is practical rather than obstinate. A veterinary catalogue changes with registration, and a farmer working from a file printed last season can order something that has been withdrawn. The grid above is generated from live stock, so it is right on the day it is read, and every entry carries its own pack size.

Vitamins, Minerals and Tonics

This is the deepest part of the range, and most of it sits under Vitamins & Minerals Supplement and Nutritional Preparations.

Hemoron Plus 450ml is the most looked-at product this company makes by a wide margin. Turbo Tonic Powder 1Kg (Bucket) is the bulk tonic, sold in a bucket rather than a sachet.

Zinc

• Evazinc B Plus 1 Litre — the litre bottle, and the product searched as eva zinc b plus.
• ZincO Oral Solution 500ml — the larger one.

Calcium and the Fat-Soluble Vitamins

• Evacal Nano Oral Solution 1 Litre — a calcium solution.
• Eva-AD3E 100ml — vitamins A, D3 and E together.
• KCD VitaMi 100ml – For Strong Flock & Healthy Herd — named on the label for both poultry and cattle.
• FM Boost Liquid 100ml — a liquid supplement.

Feed Additives, Enzymes and Premixes

Feed products do something different from a tonic: they change how well an animal gets value out of what it is already eating, which on a commercial unit is where the economics sit. They are grouped under Feed Additives & Premix Preparations and Feed Supplement.

Enzymes

Enzymes free up nutrients that would otherwise pass straight through the animal:

• Eva-Phytase 800 1kg — a phytase, releasing phosphorus locked up in plant feed.
• Allzim Plus Powder 100g — a broader enzyme blend.
• YeaMos 1kg

Premixes and Growth Feed

• Fracon Beef Premix Powder 1Kg (Bucket) — named for beef cattle on the label.

Aqua

Some listings are named for fish and shrimp rather than for land animals:

• Gutpro Aqua 200gm
• Eva-C Aqua 100gm
• Aqualyte Plus 1kg

Pond products are dosed by water volume as well as by stock, which is a different calculation from a feed additive.

Probiotics and Gut Health

Gut products are the fastest-growing part of animal nutrition, largely because they are used where antibiotics once were. They sit under Probiotics & Immunomodulators Preparations.

Evalac Plus WSP Essential Probiotics to Support Gut Health and Productivity is the probiotic, and Liso-M Plus Liquid Construction of the immune barrier for protection 100ml is the immune preparation.

Live cultures decline with heat, and heat is not in short supply here. Storage matters more with these than with anything else in the range, and a probiotic that has sat in a hot store is not the product that left the factory.

Anti-Infectives and Udder Care

A smaller group treats rather than feeds, under Anti-Infective Preparations.

• LK-Vet 100ml and LK-Vet 500ml — the same preparation in two bottle sizes.
• La Masti Plus 100g — named for mastitis, the udder infection that is the main disease cost in dairy.
• BC-Vet Powder 500g and DC Vet Powder 20g.

Anything in this group is a veterinary decision rather than a shelf one, and the withdrawal question below applies to all of it.

For Pets and Birds

Two named lines cover animals kept at home rather than farmed.

The My Pet Range

• My Pet Koff Out 30ml — for coughing.
• My Pet Liki 30ml
• My Pet Imu 10gm — an immune preparation.

The My Bird Range

My Bird Fly-Tonic Powder 20g and My Bird MB-71 Powder 10g are made for cage and aviary birds, which are dosed very differently from a dog or a cat because of their size.

Reading a Veterinary Label

Three things on a veterinary pack matter more than they do on a human one, and none of them is obvious from a listing.

The target species. A product made for poultry is not a smaller dose of a cattle product. Dosing is set per species and often per weight, and a preparation given to the wrong animal can be ineffective or harmful. The species is on the pack and on the product page.

The withdrawal period. This is the one most often missed. After treating an animal producing milk, eggs or meat for sale, there is a period during which that produce must not enter the food chain. It varies by product and by species, it is a legal requirement rather than a suggestion, and it is the reason a treatment decision belongs with a vet who knows the herd.

Water or feed. Many of these are given through drinking water and some through feed, and the two are not interchangeable. A water-soluble powder put into feed reaches animals unevenly, which is how part of a flock gets too much and part too little.

These Are Animal Medicines

Everything in the grid above is a veterinary product. None of it is intended for people, none of it is dosed for people, and some of it is formulated at concentrations that make sense only for a cow.

That is worth saying plainly on a site that also sells human medicine, because names overlap. A zinc solution, a calcium supplement and a vitamin AD3E all exist in both worlds at very different strengths, and the veterinary version is not a cheaper equivalent.

For an animal that is unwell rather than simply in need of feeding better, a veterinarian is the right first step. A supplement does not treat an infection, and a sick animal given a tonic instead of a diagnosis usually gets worse rather than better.

Where Everest Agrogenics Sits on Arogga

This page collects one manufacturer; the shelves collect the kind of product across manufacturers. If a particular Everest preparation is the target, the grid above is the fastest route to it.

For a broader comparison, Amino Acids, Vitamins & Minerals and Feed Additives & Feed Premix put these alongside other manufacturers’ versions. Pack sizes and stock move, so the listing is the record.

About Everest Agrogenics Ltd

Everest Agrogenics Ltd is a Bangladeshi animal-health company, and the shape of its catalogue says what kind: nutrition first, treatment second. Vitamins, minerals, feed enzymes, premixes and probiotics make up most of the range, with a smaller group of anti-infectives beside them.

It covers more species than most animal-health ranges of this size. Poultry and cattle carry the bulk of it, fish and shrimp have their own named products, and two branded lines — My Pet and My Bird — cover companion animals and cage birds.

The company is searched for as Everest Vet and Everest Veterinary as often as by its registered name, and sometimes as the animal arm of Everest Pharmaceuticals. What Arogga lists is the Everest Agrogenics range, which is the animal-health one.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is there an Everest Agrogenics product list PDF?

Not on Arogga. The grid above is the list and it is generated from live stock, which a downloaded file cannot be. On a veterinary catalogue that matters more than usual, because a product can be withdrawn between one printing and the next.

2. Are these products for humans?

No. Everything here is veterinary — for poultry, cattle, fish or pets. Some names look like human supplements and the strengths are entirely different. None of it is dosed for people and none of it should be taken by them.

3. What is a withdrawal period?

The time after treating an animal during which its milk, eggs or meat must not go into the food chain. It varies by product and species and it is a legal requirement. It is the main reason a treatment decision belongs with a vet who knows the animals rather than with a shelf.

4. Is Everest Agrogenics the same as Everest Pharmaceuticals?

They are related names but the products are not interchangeable. What is listed here is the Everest Agrogenics animal-health range. Human medicines are a different part of Arogga entirely.

5. Can I give a poultry product to cattle?

Not on your own judgement. Dosing is set per species and often per body weight, and a preparation designed for a bird is not simply a smaller version of one designed for a cow. The target species is on the pack and on each product page.

6. Where do I find Eva Zinc B Plus?

It is registered as Evazinc B Plus, written as one word, and it is linked in the zinc section above. LK Vet is the same story with a hyphen — the label reads LK-Vet.

7. Do probiotics need special storage?

They benefit from it more than anything else in this range. Live cultures decline with heat, so a probiotic stored in a hot room loses potency even inside its shelf life. Keep it cool and dry, and buy in quantities that will be used rather than stockpiled.