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Mineral Buffet

Livestock innately know what they need and will only eat what their body requires to keep them healthy. It is 20 essential minerals that all livestock need, at any time of year, to sustain a healthy coat, muscles, blood, joints, and systems. The Mineral Buffet consists of single minerals, mixed with carriers, to make it palatable and help the animal absorb it properly. The minerals we provide are manufactured for us by Free Choise Enterprises Ltd. They have been in business for over 60 years and have amazing results from suppliers like us. We can't believe the difference in our goats since we started using these products!

20 Essential Minerals

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The 20 Minerals
Profile & Benefits

The Mineral Buffet consists of the following minerals:

Acid Neutralized, Alkaline Neutralizer, Boron, Calcium, Cobalt, Copper, Iodine, Magnesium, Manganese, Molybdenum, Phosphorus, Potassium, Salt, Silicon, Sodium, Selenium/Vitamin E, Sulfur, Vitamin V4 (A D &E), Vitamins C & B, and Zinc. 

 

The Fish or Price Ranch Mineral Buffet System comes with all of these except salt, because it is cheaper for you to purchase salt from your local farm supply store.  However you will receive twice the amount of phosphorus with this kit.

Mineral Buffet - Profile Benefits

The Big Changes

BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS (Right or Below)
This is the same Kiko goat in the two pictures to the right! The pictures were taken about 4 weeks apart from when we first started the Mineral Buffet system!

IMPROVED COAT
We noticed, after about 3-4 weeks, each Kiko goat's hair/coat became darker, shinier, and less patchy.

IMPROVED MUSCLE AND WEIGHT
We noticed healthy weight gain and better muscle tone.

DECREASED APPETITE 
The Kiko goats eat less food, likely because the began to absorb more of what they needed, nutritionally, through proper mineral consumption.

BUY THE MINERAL BUFFET (20 MINERALS)
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