Purina® Accuration® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block

Best Results

ACCURATION® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block is scientifically formulated to be fed freechoice to sheep and goats along with forage. 

1. Consumption of ACCURATION® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block should be approximately 0.5 to 1.0 pound per head per day for sheep and goats depending on quality and quantity of forage. 
2. Provide one 200-pound block for each 25 to 40 head of sheep/goats. 
3. Several weeks prior to, and during feeding of ACCURATION® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block, provide a good quality mineral supplement that contains phosphorus. 
4. Adequate forage should be provided at all times. 
5. Prior to introducing the blocks, animals should be accustomed to high-forage diets. 
6. Do not offer ACCURATION® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block in fields where crops are grown that are known to contain high levels of urease enzyme such as soybeans or in conjunction with other NPN containing feeds. 
7. Feed blocks near the area where animals loaf and/or a water source. 
8. In large pastures, blocks should be available in more than one location. 
9. If animals run out of blocks, observe them closely for three days to prevent overconsumption after refeeding. 
10. Provide an unlimited supply of clean fresh water.

Caution

Store in a dry, well-ventilated area protected from rodents and insects. Do not feed moldy or insect-infested feed to animals as it may cause illness, performance loss or death. This product was made in a feed manufacturing facility that does not handle or store products containing animal proteins prohibited in ruminant feed.
USE ONLY AS DIRECTED.

Important

Consumption of ACCURATION® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block will vary depending on quality of forage, quantity of forage, condition of sheep or goats, previous feeding programs, and block feeding location. Animals may need to adapt to the block before the correct consumption is reached. If consumption is low, examine forage quality and the block feeding location. If consumption is higher than desired the quantity/quality of forage may need to be increased, the blocks can be placed further away from the loafing or watering area, and/or reduce the number of blocks available to animals.