Bovalyx 16% Sheep & Goat Tub 60 lb

Bovalyx 16% Sheep & Goat Low Moisture Tub (60 lb Tub)

Deliver premium, targeted nutrition to your small ruminants with the Bovalyx 16% Sheep & Goat Low Moisture Tub. Expertly formulated to balance nutrient deficiencies in fair-to-poor quality pastures, grass hays, and stockpiled forages, this 60 lb lick tub is the perfect solution for mature and growing sheep and goats alike.

Manufactured using a precise low-moisture cooking process, this supplement contains less than 5% water content, creating an ultra-dense, glass-like block structure. Because animals cannot bite or chew the block, this hard texture naturally limits daily consumption to a controlled lick-only rate, preventing over-eating while keeping your feed budget perfectly predictable.

Key Features & Benefits

• 100% Copper-Free Formula: Formulated strictly without any added supplemental copper, making it entirely safe for sheep while providing comprehensive nutrition for goats.

• Balanced 16% All-Natural Protein: Provides 16% crude protein derived from high-quality, all-natural sources to support healthy growth, frame development, and lactation requirements.

• Weather-Proof Density: The ultra-hard, cooked block design will not melt in the blazing summer heat, soften in heavy downpours, or freeze in winter weather, eliminating product waste.

• Labor-Saving Self-Feeding: Packaged in a durable, easy-to-handle 60 lb tub. Simply place it in your pens or pastures to provide continuous nutrition while drastically reducing chore time.

• Optimizes Rumen Function: A rich, highly palatable molasses base stimulates appetite and pairs with a complete profile of essential vitamins and minerals to enhance forage digestion.

Pasture Management & Feeding Guidelines

• Flock Ratio: Provide one 60 lb tub for every 15 to 20 head of sheep or goats. Always put out at least two tubs per pasture or pen to prevent dominant animals from blocking access.

• Placement Strategy: Position tubs near natural congregation areas, such as watering troughs, shade structures, or active bedding grounds.

• Intake Adjustment: To step up daily herd consumption, move the tubs closer to your watering sources. To lower daily consumption, push the tubs further out into the deep pasture lines.

• Roughage Supply: Animals must have continuous access to a plentiful supply of dry forage, pastures, or clean hay alongside a reliable source of fresh water.