I'Anson Golden Flakey + Ammonium Chloride

SKU: 077/0000152
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I'Anson Golden Flakey + Ammonium Chloride is I'Anson's flaked coarse ration with ammonium chloride added. Ammonium chloride is the additive you will often see in feeds for rams and male stock: the Farm Advisory Service explain it makes the urine more acidic to stop stones forming.

Key features

  • Flaked coarse ration from I'Anson
  • Contains ammonium chloride
  • Suited to tups, rams and other male stock where urinary stones are a concern

Typical analysis

Pack size 25kg

Feeding

Feeding guidance is on the bag. If a tup or bullock is straining to pass urine, treat it as urgent and speak to your vet.

Buying from McCaskie

Priced on request. Call or visit McCaskie in Ayr, Kinross, Lanark & Stirling, or ask your McCaskie rep.

Common questions

Why is ammonium chloride in tup feed?
The Farm Advisory Service explain that it makes the urine more acidic to stop stones (urinary calculi) forming.

Can I feed this to ewes?
Ask our store teams or your McCaskie rep — I'Anson make ewe-specific feeds such as Ewe Nuts/Cobs XG.

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I'Anson Golden Flakey + Ammonium Chloride is I'Anson's flaked coarse ration with ammonium chloride added. Ammonium chloride is the additive you will often see in feeds for rams and male stock: the Farm Advisory Service explain it makes the urine more acidic to stop stones forming.

Key features

  • Flaked coarse ration from I'Anson
  • Contains ammonium chloride
  • Suited to tups, rams and other male stock where urinary stones are a concern

Typical analysis

Pack size 25kg

Feeding

Feeding guidance is on the bag. If a tup or bullock is straining to pass urine, treat it as urgent and speak to your vet.

Buying from McCaskie

Priced on request. Call or visit McCaskie in Ayr, Kinross, Lanark & Stirling, or ask your McCaskie rep.

Common questions

Why is ammonium chloride in tup feed?
The Farm Advisory Service explain that it makes the urine more acidic to stop stones (urinary calculi) forming.

Can I feed this to ewes?
Ask our store teams or your McCaskie rep — I'Anson make ewe-specific feeds such as Ewe Nuts/Cobs XG.