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Country Feeds 16% Pelleted Goat Feed - Medicated

16.0%

Crude Protein

16.0%

Max Crude Fiber

3.0%

Crude Fat

Good health for your goats. Good price for you.

This complete medicated feed for goats is:

  • Medicated with Deccox to aid in the prevention of coccidiosis
  • Extremely palatable to encourage intake and support growth of early-weaned kids
  • Fortified with the vitamins and minerals goats need
  • Balanced for energy and protein to support lactating does and growth
  • Proper copper levels for goats to support a healthy coat, immune response and hoof health
  • Includes ammonium chloride to promote a healthy urinary tract
  • Feed with roughage for the entire life of the kid or to breeding and lactating does
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Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Level
Crude Protein, minimum 16.0%
NPN 1.22%
Crude Fat, minimum 3.0%
Crude Fiber, maximum 16.0%
Calcium, minimum 0.95%
Calcium, maximum 1.35%
Phosphorus, minimum 0.55%
Salt, minimum 1.25%
Salt, maximum 1.75%
Sodium, minimum 0.2%
Sodium, maximum 0.7%
Copper, minimum 25 ppm
Copper, maximum 40 ppm
Selenium, minimum 0.6 ppm
Vitamin A, minimum 4,900 IU/lb

Feeding Instructions

This medicated feed is designed to be fed to goats. Medicated for the prevention of coccidiosis in young goats caused by Eimeria christenseni and Eimeria ninakohlyakimovae. Feed as directed.

Each LB of Country Feeds Goat 16% Pellets Medicated contains 13.6 mg Decoquinate.
Feed at the rate of 1.67 Lb per 100 LB bodyweight to provide 22.7 mg Decoquniate per 100 LB bodyweight per day.
Provide good-quality hay at the rate 1 LB per 100 LB bodyweight or access to pasture.
Provide plenty of fresh, clean water at all times.
Feed at least 28 days during periods of exposure or when experience indicates that coccidiosis is likely to be a hazard.

WARNING: DO NOT FEED TO GOATS PRODUCING MILK FOR FOOD.

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