$31.50
Livamol 2kg feed supplement boosts coat shine and condition in 14 days. Palatable protein, oil and energy blend for horses, cattle, dogs and more.
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What Farmco Recommends It For:Farmco recommends Livamol for any animal that needs a lift in coat condition, bloom and overall appearance, from stud and show stock to the family dog. It suits young, aged and convalescing animals that need extra protein and energy while they recover. It also works well for horses that need “cool” energy without the fizz of grain.
Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:Livamol delivers results you can see, often within 14 days, with a richer coat colour, a glossy sheen and a brighter, more alert attitude. One bag covers nearly every animal on the property, from horses and cattle to poultry, alpacas and dogs. Its palatable blend means even fussy eaters tuck in.
Livamol combines protein and oilseed meals, fish oil and molasses with added vitamins and minerals. The Omega-3 fatty acids and high-oil protein meals nourish skin from the inside out, while zinc and copper support pigmentation and lustre. The result? Deeper colour, better shine and healthier skin across your whole mob.
Grain can leave some horses hot and hard to handle. Livamol supplies the protein and energy horses need, with an average digestible energy of 11 MJ/kg, without the fizziness. Feed 200–500g daily to keep performance and show horses looking and feeling their best.
Livamol’s palatable mix encourages animals to eat, making it ideal for animals coming back from illness, injury or weaning. Vitamins A, D3 and B-group vitamins, plus calcium and phosphorus, round out daily nutrition to support strong bones and general wellbeing.
Mix Livamol through existing feed, offer it free access, or add it to formulated rations under the guidance of your vet or nutritionist. A standard 300mL coffee mug holds about 200g, so measuring is simple, whether you’re feeding one pony or a shed full of chooks.
Preparing for the local show or a stud sale? Start Livamol a few weeks out and let your animals’ coats do the talking.
Complete our online enquiry form and our team will be happy to help.
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