CRYSTALYX® Goat-lyx® is an 18% all-natural protein supplement that is specifically fortified for goats. It is formulated to provide the added nutrition for enhancing forage utilization and production measures for growth, lactation, reproduction and health.
| Crude Protein, Min | 18.0% | | Crude Fat, Min | 5.0% | | Crude Fiber, Max | 2.5% | | Calcium, Min | 1.5% | | Calcium, Max | 2.0% | | Phosphorus, Min | 1.0% | | Salt, Min | none added | | Magnesium, Min | 0.5% | | Potassium, Min | 2.0% | | Cobalt, Min | 6 ppm | | Copper, Min | 100 ppm | | Copper, Max | 125 ppm | | Iodine, Min | 14 ppm | | Manganese, Min | 200 ppm | | Selenium, Min | 4.4 ppm | | Zinc, Min | 700 ppm | | Vitamin A, Min | 75,000 IU/Lb | | Vitamin D-3, Min | 7,500 IU/Lb | | Vitamin E, Min | 400 IU/Lb |
CRYSTALYX® GOAT-LYX® supplement is designed for self-feeding to all classes of beef cattle.
Place containers in areas that achieve desired supplement intake. Once acceptable intake levels have been achieved, the containers may be moved to underutilized pasture areas to improve grazing distribution and forage utilization. Feed at the rate of one container for every 20-30 head. A minimum of two (2) containers may be necessary in each lot or pasture to ensure proper accessibility. Free-choice consumption will depend on size of the animals fed, seasonal weather conditions, as well as quality, source and availability of other feeds. Goats typically consume between 1 and 5 ounces per head per day.
ALL CONSUMPTION FIGURES STATED HERE ARE APPROXIMATE. PROVIDE FREE ACCESS TO CLEAN, FRESH WATER AT ALL TIMES. CRYSTALYX® GOAT-LYX® SUPPLEMENT CONTAINS NO SALT. PROVIDE SALT FREE CHOICE.
NOTE: CRYSTALYX® Brand Supplements deliver a continuous supply of nutrients and are designed as a supplement to the animal's diet. When quantity or quality of other feedstuffs is limited, supplemental nutrients in addition to those provided by CRYSTALYX® Brand Supplements may be required. In situations where additional nutrients are needed, contact your feed representative for specific recommendations.
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