TrueGLO Multi Species Gut Health Supplement

You have tried everything that works on the taste buds.

Appetite and gut support for pigs, cattle, sheep and goats. The first thing we ever made.

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The problem

It is nine o’clock and the feed is still sitting there

The show is three weeks out. You have tried milk replacer. You have tried whole milk, Greek yogurt, eggs. Somebody said soak it. Somebody said skip a meal and let him get hungry. Somebody said beer.

You have stood in that barn at night wondering whether you are the problem.

You are not. You did everything a good show family does.

The reframe

Every one of those tricks works on the same thing

Taste.

And taste is not what shut the appetite off.

An animal quits eating for a reason, and the reason is almost always down in the gut. A ration change. A haul. A new pen, new water, a hot stretch, the stress of a show coming. Any of it can sour the stomach and back the appetite down.

When that happens you can make the feed taste like a milkshake and he still will not clean it up, because the problem was never the flavor.

It is not nine things that did not work. It is one thing that did not work, nine times.

What you will see, and when

Customers tell us it turns inside a week

The families who call us are usually calling about an animal that has quit eating, with a date on the calendar and not much runway.

What they report back, over and over, is improved appetite within a week.

Start him and watch the feeder. You will know before the week is out.

Why this one exists

This is the first thing we ever made

Doc Farnum was feeding his own kids’ show lambs, and he was feeding the product everybody fed. Then one day he actually read the label and did the arithmetic.

It wanted two to four ounces a day, out of a two pound ration.

A lamb has thirty two ounces of room in a day. Four of them is one eighth of everything that lamb eats, given over to a supplement, in an animal you are already fighting to keep on feed.

He did not like the answer, so he went to the kitchen and built his own. It ran at nine grams a feeding.

That is still how we build it. Nothing in the bag that is not doing a job, and a dose sized to what the animal actually needs rather than to what looks generous in your hand.

It did not have a name yet. This is what it became, and it is the reason there is a company here at all.

What is in it

Built to work on the gut, because that is where the problem is

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PreVent Refined Functional Carbohydrates (PRFC)Our patented immune modulator, US Patent 11,844,810, fed to more than twelve million head. It increases the number and the activity of key white blood cells and turns off the pro-inflammatory genes that make a stressed animal crash.
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Probiotics, prebiotics and postbioticsThe live cultures, the food that feeds them, and the compounds they produce. Between them they rebuild and hold the gut flora that a haul or a ration change knocked sideways.

Animals on it stay on feed, respond better to the vaccines you are already giving, and recover faster from stress.

Which animals

One bag, four species

Pigs, cattle, sheep and goats. Same product, different rate.

If you have a mixed barn, or cattle, or lambs and goats, this is the one bag that covers all of it.

Choosing between them

Which TrueGlo bag is yours

All four run the same appetite and gut base. What changes is what is added on top of it.

You are here

TrueGlo. The base on its own: appetite and gut.

If that is the whole of what you need, and for a lot of people it is, this bag is perfectly good and it is the cheapest of the four to run.

Pigs, cattle, sheep and goats
5.25 lb · about 132 days for a pig, lamb or goat · about 33 days for a steer

TrueGlo CR. The base plus chromium propionate.

Chromium is the mineral that decides whether the feed he eats turns into muscle or into cover. This is the bag for the animal who eats plenty and does not do much with it.

Pigs and cattle
6 lb · about 151 days for a pig · about 37 days for a steer

TrueGlo Turbo. The base plus body temperature reduction plus skin and hair.

Three jobs. This is the bag for a show pig going through a summer, and it is what you feed from the day he comes home.

Exhibition swine
10 lb · about 80 days for one pig

TrueGlo Turbo Shag. Turbo plus a melatonin hair push.

For the last stretch only. Start it 60 days out from your target show. Turbo itself is melatonin free, and that is the difference between the two bags.

Exhibition swine
10 lb · about 80 days for one pig · fed the last 60 days

CR and Turbo are not steps on a ladder. They answer different second questions. CR is about where the feed goes once he has eaten it. Turbo is about carrying him through the heat and putting hair on him. Pick the one that matches the problem you actually have.

How to feed it

Top dress it right on the ration

15 mLone small scoop per feeding · pigs, lambs and goats · about 9 grams
60 mLone large scoop per feeding · cattle

Two scoops come in the bag. The small one is the dose for pigs, lambs and goats. The large one is the dose for cattle. No measuring, no mixing, no separate step.

Feed it every day, all the way through

Not through the transitions and then off again. Not just when you notice something. Every day, both feedings, every species, all the way to the ring.

The gut is always working. A gut that gets supported all the time stays steady. A gut that only gets help after you notice trouble is one you are permanently catching up with, and catching up is the expensive way to do this.

The transitions are when you will be gladdest it is already in him: bringing new stock in, co-mingling, hauling, and the last weeks before a show when the stress stacks up and the appetite is the thing you cannot afford to lose. It works at those moments because it was already there before them.

What that means for the bag

A pig, a lamb or a goat runs about 132 days on one bag. That is most of a project. For small stock, one bag is close to one season.

A steer runs about 33 days, because he is eating four times the dose. Across a season that is four or five bags, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

You should know that before you order rather than after. It is also why the subscription exists.

On the subscription

This is a daily product for a season-long job. The subscription ships on schedule and takes 10% off.

In their words

What customers say

Verbatim from the review tab on this page.

“Tru glo has been wonderful keeping lambs and goats on feed during the current heat spell. I highly recommend tru glo for gut health”

Justin S

“This product has worked great with our steers. They had really slowed down on their eating; that has turned around after starting TruGlo!”

Kristine L

Our end of it

Doc will make it right.

If you are not satisfied, let us know. You will not have to ship anything back.

That is the whole policy.

The craft stays yours

TrueGlo does not feed him for you and it does not walk him. It works on the one thing you cannot reach from the outside, so the animal eats and your program is what shows.

Questions we actually get

Straight answers

He will not eat and the show is in three weeks. Is it too late?Start him today. Families tell us they see improved appetite within a week, which is why this is worth doing even late. It is still better to have it in him before the stress arrives than after.
I have already tried five things. Why is this different?Because the five things worked on his taste buds. This works on his gut, which is where an animal’s appetite actually gets shut off.
Can I feed it to pigs and cattle and lambs out of the same bag?Yes. Same product, two scoops. The 15 mL scoop is one dose per feeding for pigs, lambs and goats. The 60 mL scoop is one dose per feeding for cattle. Both are in the bag.
How long does a bag last?About 132 days for a pig, a lamb or a goat, which is most of a project. About 33 days for a steer, because cattle get the 60 mL scoop and that is four times the dose. Feed it every day either way. On a steer that is four or five bags across a season.
Should I feed TrueGlo or TrueGlo Turbo?If you show pigs and you just want the appetite side, this one is fine, and plenty of pig people run it. If you want appetite plus temperature reduction plus skin and hair, go to Turbo. If you have a mixed barn, or cattle, or lambs and goats, this one.
Why are there two scoops in the bag?Because a lamb and a steer are not the same animal. The 15 mL scoop is the dose for pigs, lambs and goats. The 60 mL scoop is the dose for cattle. Both are in there so you are not converting anything or guessing.
What if I am not satisfied?Let us know and Doc will make it right. You will not have to ship anything back. That is the whole policy.

Additional information

Weight 7 lbs
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 10 in

3 reviews for TrueGLO Multi Species Gut Health Supplement

  1. Joe P

    Joe P
    5 Stars

  2. Justin S

    Justin S
    5 Stars
    Tru glo has been wonderful keeping lambs and goats on feed during the current heat spell. I highly recommend tru glo for gut health

  3. Kristine L

    Kristine L
    5 Stars
    This product has worked great with our steers. They had really slowed down on their eating; that has turned around after starting TruGlo!

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