Show Gun
Get Show Animals Eating Fast
Show Gun® is the ticket to getting your project up and eating again! This natural oral drench contains patented ingredients that focus on reducing stress and promoting appetite to get animals back on track and show-ring-ready quickly.
Show Gun helps:
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Give animals a strong start to life at birth
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Promote appetite and maintain digestive health
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Manage show stress
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Support immune function
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Manage joint pain and fever
Get Baby Pigs Up & Eating
Stress from birth or weaning can cause baby pigs to stop eating. But worse, stress can cause a domino effect, impacting their digestion and absorption of nutrients and even weaken their immune system! Thankfully, Show Gun is designed to get baby pigs up and eating fast so their immune system can get them back on track.
Power Show Animals Through Any Stress
Weather shifts, unfamiliar surroundings and show days can trigger stress in show animals, leading to off-feed events and rapid weight loss that can derail their progress and show-ring eye appeal. Show Gun is designed to quickly stimulate appetite, ensuring your projects remain hydrated and on feed through any kind of stress.
What's Inside:
Microfused® Essential Oils: Promotes digestive health and works as a powerful antioxidant.
Actifibe® Prebiotic: Aids beneficial gut bacteria and promote immune function.
Bioactives: Helps support immune function and promote appetite.
Emulsified Triglycerides: Provides easily digestible energy source to get animals up and eating.
Spray-Dried Egg Antibodies: Provides antibodies to help combat scours.
Directions for Use
Administer Show Gun orally at the following rate and repeat as needed.
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Swine, Sheep, Goats, Calves: 2-4 ml (1-2 pumps)
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Equine and Finishing Cattle: 8-10 ml (4-5 pumps)
Product #2231-250
250 ml Bottle
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What Causes Show Animals to Stop Eating?
As show animals internalize stress it can cause their digestive system to slow down, suppress appetite and they stop eating.
Symptoms of stress to watch out for:
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Slow start to life/reluctance to nurse
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Loss of appetite
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Lethargy
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Unwillingness to move
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Cold/trembling
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Open mouth breathing/panting
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Lack of coordination
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Poor performance