Kent minerals provide proper levels of highly bioavailable sources of calcium, phosphorus, trace minerals, and vitamins.

• Sheep Mineral

  A mineral to be used in either pasture or drylot for sheep.

  Guaranteed Analysis | Feeding Directions

  Feeding Directions

  

  Kent Sheep Mineral should be fed free-choice in a dry, clean, fresh area. Sheep will normally eat 1/4 to 1/2 ounce per head per day.

  Fortification of Sheep Mineral: (1 ounce)
  25,000 IU of Vitamin A per ounce
  6,250 IU of Vitamin D₃ per ounce
  12.5 IU of Vitamin E per ounce

  Guaranteed Analysis

  

  Calcium (Ca), min	15.5%
  Calcium (Ca), max	18.5%
  Phosphorus (P), min	8.0%
  Salt (NaCl), min	18.5%
  Salt (NaCl), max	22.0%
  Magnesium (Mg), min	1.0%
  Potassium (K), min	1.0%
  Manganese (Mn), min	1300 ppm
  Selenium (Se), min	40 ppm
  Zinc (Zn), min	1700 ppm
  Vitamin A, min	400,000 IU/lb
  Vitamin D3, min	100,000 IU/lb
  Vitamin E, min	200 IU/lb

• Goat Mineral

  A mineral to be used in either pasture or drylot for goats.

  Guaranteed Analysis | Feeding Directions

  Feeding Directions

  

  Free-choice Goat Mineral in a dry, clean, fresh area to goats on pasture or in drylot. Recommended intake of Goat Mineral is 1/2 to 3/4 ounce per head per day depending on the size of goats and quality of pasture or roughage.

  Caution:

  Do not feed to pygmy goats or sheep due to their copper sensitivity.

  Guaranteed Analysis

  

  Calcium (Ca), min	16.2%
  Calcium (Ca), max	19.4%
  Phosphorus (P), min	8.0%
  Salt (NaCl), min	21.5%
  Salt (NaCl), max	25.8%
  Magnesium (Mg), min	1.0%
  Potassium (K), min	0.1%
  Copper (Cu), min	1000 ppm
  Manganese (Mn), min	3500 ppm
  Selenium (Se), min	40 ppm
  Zinc (Zn), min	3500 ppm
  Vitamin A, min	300,000 IU/lb
  Vitamin D3, min	70,000 IU/lb
  Vitamin E, min	500 IU/lb