All N All Natural Hydration Supplement
Show-day drench — live culture hydration supplement that pulls scale weight while maintaining a full, fresh, massive ring appearance; sheep respond quickly and require reduced dosing
Always read and follow the product label directions for use, and consult your veterinarian before using any product.
Overview
Manufacturer Specifications
Guaranteed Analysis
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Key Ingredients / Active Components
- Live culture (specific organisms not disclosed)
- “Other natural ingredients” (proprietary — not disclosed)
Official Feeding Rate
- Standard protocol: 1 full quart per sheep or goat (administered as drench)
- Jackpot shows (not finals): Half standard dose for sheep/goats — company specifically advises this to avoid appetite suppression after competition
- Administration: Drench preferred (palatable enough to add to feed, but drenching ensures full dose)
- Species notes: Explicitly listed for sheep and goats; sheep respond more quickly than cattle — reduce dose accordingly
Sheep-Specific Note from Company
All N’s own FAQ states sheep and goats “respond quickly” to the product and that for jackpot (non-finals) shows, half the standard dosage should be used to prevent the animal from going off feed afterward. This implies the product has a measurable appetite or digestion effect that is stronger in sheep than in cattle.
Show Circuit Use
Sources: allnsupplements.com FAQ; Tips from the Pros page; Primo Feeds retailer; Facebook brand page; TikTok ambassador content
How Experienced Feeders Actually Use It
All N is used as the primary show-day drench — administered before entering the ring to achieve a hydrated, bloomed, visually massive appearance. The “pulling weight” effect (animals look heavier than the scale shows) is the core selling point in jackpot and weight-class competition. The live culture base is described as improving cellular hydration and muscle fullness rapidly.
Show-day protocol (sheep):
- Drench full quart (or half-quart for jackpot shows) using standard drench gun
- Allow time for the product to work before the class
- Stack with Double Down in the ration for amplified effect starting 3–5 days before the show
Real-World Feeding Rate
- Finals/major shows: Full quart per sheep — show-day drench
- Jackpot/qualifying shows: Half quart — to avoid appetite suppression if competing again soon
- Brand ambassador use: Travis Platt, Brandon Callis, and other ambassadors confirm show-day drench protocol via social media
Phase Protocols
Show Week (Days 5–1)
- Begin using Double Down alongside existing ration to prime for show day
- All N not typically used until show day itself
Show Day
- Rate: Half to full quart depending on show type, drenched 1–2 hours before class
- Stack: Pair with Double Down (fed in ration) for amplified bloom effect
- Purpose: Pull scale weight, maintain full appearance, present the freshest possible animal in the ring
Stacking Protocols
All N + Double Down: The designed All N system. Start Double Down in the ration 3–5 days before the show to prime; use All N as the show-day drench. Double Down carries the holding/bloom effect through the week; All N delivers the acute show-day pop.
Budget Alternatives
- Electrolyte drenches (commercial livestock electrolytes) provide hydration without the live culture component at lower cost
- The “pulling weight” effect and live culture mechanism are not easily replicated with commodity alternatives
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Sources
- https://allnsupplements.com/products/all-n-all-natural-hydration-supplement(manufacturer)
- https://allnsupplements.com/pages/all-n(manufacturer)
- https://allnsupplements.com/pages/faq(manufacturer)
- https://primofeeds.com/products/all-n(retailer)