DeerDoc harnesses the power of plant science to deliver a truly novel, research‑backed supplement that helps you protect your herd from internal parasites—naturally.

Parasites are among the most insidious threats to herd health, silently draining nutrients, hampering growth, and causing hidden losses that erode both productivity and profit. While chemical dewormers have long been the standard, their drawbacks—increasing resistance, withdrawal periods, stress to animals, and environmental concerns—demand a better solution. Enter flavonoids: a class of naturally occurring plant compounds with potent antiparasitic, anti‑inflammatory, and immune‑supporting properties.

Flavonoids are a diverse family of polyphenolic compounds found in virtually every plant species. Major sub‑classes include flavonols (e.g., quercetin), flavones (e.g., luteolin), flavanones, and anthocyanidins. Decades of phytochemical research have demonstrated that flavonoids:

• Scavenge free radicals, protecting cells from oxidative damage.
• Modulate inflammatory pathways by inhibiting enzymes like cyclooxygenase and lipoxygenase.
• Interfere with microbial and parasite metabolism, disrupting life cycles.

Over 6,000 flavonoid structures have been cataloged, and their biological versatility has earned them intense study in human nutrition, veterinary medicine, and agriscience.

Lifecycle Disruption

Laboratory studies show that certain flavonoids inhibit the development of nematode eggs in the gut. By altering chitin synthesis pathways, they reduce egg viability and fecundity, effectively starving future generations of worms.

Adult Worm Clearance

In vitro assays indicate that flavonoid compounds compromise parasite cuticle integrity, increasing permeability. This makes adult worms more susceptible to the host’s digestive milieu and accelerates natural expulsion.

Host Immune Modulation

Flavonoids enhance mucosal immunity by upregulating secretory IgA production in the gut lining and promoting macrophage activity. This dual action both prevents attachment of parasites to the intestinal wall and fosters a hostile environment for any survivors.

Pelleted Alfalfa Matrix

Our flagship product embeds a standardized blend of quercetin, luteolin, and other bioactive flavonoids into alfalfa pellets. This medium ensures:

• Palatability: Alfalfa’s natural sweetness promotes consistent intake.
• Dose Uniformity: Each scoop delivers a precise flavonoid dose equivalent to 200mg total active compounds.
• Ease of Integration: Pellets mix seamlessly with existing rations or can be offered free‑choice.

DeerFlavin™ Liquid Concentrate

For large‑scale operations and fine‑tuned dosing, DeerFlavin™ delivers the same research‑proven flavonoids in a water‑soluble concentrate:

• 100 mL per 20 lbs of feed delivers the identical active profile.
• Rapid mixing in troughs or feed mixers means zero workflow disruption.
• Flexible batching accommodates any herd size or feeding protocol.

• No Withdrawal Periods: Pasture and products remain safe for meat, milk, and the environment.
• Non‑toxic at High Doses: Toxicology profiles confirm a safety margin over 10× the recommended daily dose.
• Eco‑Friendly: Flavonoids degrade naturally, avoiding chemical residues in soil and waterways.

1. Baseline Assessment: Conduct a fecal egg count to establish your parasite load. We recommend consulting with your local livestock veterinarian.
2. Initial Loading Phase: Offer DeerDoc pellets at 200mg per 2 animals per day for 14 days to break existing cycles.
3. Maintenance Schedule: Transition to a 7‑day‑on/7‑day‑off feeding cycle to maintain low egg counts.
4. Monitor & Adjust: Quarterly egg counts guide any dosing modifications—though most herds remain parasite‑free with maintenance feeding alone.

By distilling decades of plant‑biology and parasitology research into a practical, palatable supplement, DeerDoc gives you a proactive, science‑backed defense against internal parasites. No longer must you choose between convenience and efficacy; flavonoid supplementation offers both, improving herd health, performance, and profitability.