Great Mane

Description

Why Great Mane Works

Great Mane isn’t just a fat top‑dress—it’s a complete hair and shag supplement formulated for cattle, pigs, goats and lambs. Instead of relying on artificial hormones, it delivers omega‑3 fatty acids from extruded full‑fat flax meal, cools the body with seaweed and Tasco, and provides betaine, vitamins and chelated minerals to support healthy hair follicles. Proprietary temperature reduction technology helps animals grow hair even when summer heat would normally shut growth down.

Benefits at a glance

• Omega‑rich flax meal supplies essential fatty acids for shine and flexibility.
• Seaweed & Tasco help regulate body temperature and extend the anagen phase of hair growth.
• Betaine & B‑vitamins support metabolism and reduce stress during shows.
• Chelated minerals provide bioavailable zinc, copper and manganese for skin and coat health.
• Zero melatonin means you control hair growth with nutrition—not hormones.

Feeding Directions

Introduce Great Mane gradually over three days. Mix the recommended amount into the daily ration and provide free‑choice water.

• Cattle: Feed 6–8 oz per head daily to promote shag and depth of flank.
• Goats & Lambs: Feed 2–4 oz per head daily; adjust based on weight and hair goal.
• Pigs: Feed 4–6 oz per head daily during the grow and finish phases.

Continue for at least 30 days before evaluating results, and taper off slowly when you’re satisfied with hair length.

Why Choose Great Mane?

Because it contains no fillers, every ounce of Great Mane delivers concentrated nutrition. The combination of cool‑temperature seaweed and energy‑dense flax meal yields thick, healthy hair without the side effects of melatonin. Many exhibitors pair Great Mane with regular grooming and conditioning to achieve a glossy, deep coat. For additional tips on stimulating hair growth through proper washing, brushing and conditioning, read our hair care tips for show animals.

Great Mane is packaged in convenient 10‑ and 25‑pound options with refill bags available, so you can keep your feeding program consistent all season.