Zeolite for sheep and goats
Sheep Farming / Goat Farming

CLINOMAX Sheep & Goats

Performance and Quality Improvement in Small Ruminants

Improved feed conversion (5-10%) and ruminal stability in small ruminants

Proven Benefits in Sheep and Goats

Scientific studies demonstrate efficacy in small ruminants

+5-8%

Greater Productive Performance

Better feed conversion and performance, reflected in weight gain (sheep) and milk production (goats)

5-10%

Feed Conversion Improvement

Significant improvement in feed conversion efficiency in sheep and goats

Optimized

Ruminal Health

Improvement of ruminal pH and fermentation, reducing acidosis and bloat

↑ Milk

Milk Production (Goats)

Reflected in milk production in goats and improvement of body condition through better nutrient utilization

Applications in Sheep and Goat Farming

Solutions for different production systems

↑ 5-10% conversion

Growing Lambs

Inclusion of 1.0-2.0% in the diet of growing lambs. The zeolite improves feed conversion (5-10%) and acts as a ruminal buffer, stabilizing pH and improving fermentation. Ideal for intensive sheep meat production systems.

Dosage:1.0-2.0% of the diet
↑ 8-10% milk production

Dairy Goats

Addition of 1.0-2.5% in the diet of dairy goats. The high CEC (150-190 meq/100g) improves milk production by 8-10% and milk quality. Ruminal ammonia adsorption improves nitrogen utilization. Reduces somatic cell count (SCC).

Dosage:1.0-2.5% of diet
Ruminal stability

Wool and Meat Sheep

Supplementation of 1.0-2.0% in the diet of sheep. The zeolite acts as a ruminal buffer, stabilizing pH and reducing bloat and digestive problems. Contributes to the overall health and body condition of the flock.

Dosage:1.0-2.0% of the diet

Technical Specifications for Sheep and Goats

Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)150-190 meq/100g
Mechanism of ActionRuminal buffer + ammonia adsorption
Dosage Sheep (Adults)1.0-2.0% of the diet
Dosage Goats (Adults)1.0-2.5% of diet
Dosage Lambs/Kids0.5-1.5% of the diet
Administration MethodMixed into feed or mineral supplement
CompatibilityDoes not interfere with vitamins/minerals
SafetyAnti-caking agent GRAS (FDA); no withdrawal period required

Scientific Studies

Peer-reviewed studies validate efficacy in small ruminants

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