Woolly

Overview

Woolly is All N Supplements’ hair and wool growth supplement — a powder built on collagen precursor amino acids, biotin, zinc gluconate, and B-vitamins that work together to support the biological machinery of hair and fleece production. The formula is notable for what it is NOT: no melatonin, no artificial growth stimulants. This matters because melatonin-based coat supplements can trigger premature shedding cycles — a real risk in wool breed and hair sheep show programs. Woolly also offers a “no restart” benefit: if a dose is missed, the supplement cycle doesn’t need to restart from zero, unlike some competing products. At 1 scoop/day for sheep/goats, the 1 lb container provides a 60-day supply. Available in a 1 lb container ($149.99) — premium price point. Was sold out at time of research, indicating active demand.

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Manufacturer Specifications

Guaranteed Analysis

Not published online.

Key Ingredients / Active Components

Ingredient	Role
Sucrose	Carrier/palatability
Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptide	Bioavailable protein precursors for keratin synthesis — the primary structural protein of hair/wool
Glycine	Amino acid — major collagen component; supports keratin production
Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)	Essential cofactor for collagen synthesis; antioxidant
Horsetail Extract	Plant silica source — strengthens hair shaft structure; traditional hair growth herb
L-Arginine HCL	Amino acid — precursor to nitric oxide; promotes blood flow to hair follicles (the delivery mechanism for growth factors)
L-Cysteine	Sulfur amino acid — critical for keratin/disulfide bonds in hair structure
L-Proline	Amino acid — collagen component; supports follicle structural integrity
Biotin	B-vitamin — the benchmark hair/hoof/skin supplement ingredient; essential for keratin synthesis
Vitamin B12	B-vitamin — supports cell replication including hair follicle cells
Zinc Gluconate	Chelated zinc — essential for follicle health and keratin production; no copper concern
Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (B6)	B-vitamin — involved in amino acid metabolism and keratin synthesis
Folic Acid	B-vitamin — supports rapid cell division in actively growing hair follicles

Official Feeding Rate

• Sheep & Goats: 1 scoop per head per day (1 lb container = 60-day supply → approximately 0.27 oz per scoop)
• Cattle: 2 scoops per head per day (1 lb container = 30-day supply)
• Start: Begin 8–12 weeks before the target show for visible coat improvement

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Sheep Safety

Copper: No copper in the disclosed ingredient list. All ingredients are amino acids, B-vitamins, vitamin C, a botanical extract, and zinc gluconate — none of which are copper sources. Zinc gluconate is present — high zinc supplementation can antagonize copper absorption, which in sheep (who are copper-sensitive to the high side) is actually protective. At 1 scoop/day in sheep, the zinc contribution is small and not a concern.

Confirmed copper-safe based on the fully disclosed ingredient list.

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Show Circuit Use

Sources: allnsupplements.com; Facebook product post and testimonials

How Experienced Feeders Actually Use It

Woolly is specifically designed for coat and fleece quality — longer, denser, shinier hair that presents better in the ring. The collagen + keratin amino acid stack (glycine, L-cysteine, L-proline) targets the biological machinery of hair growth directly, while L-arginine increases blood flow to follicles (the supply chain for growth factors), and biotin + B-vitamins support the cellular replication needed for active follicle growth.

Timing is critical: Hair growth at the follicle level is slow. Woolly must be started 8–12 weeks before the target show to see visible length and density changes in time. The “no restart” feature means missed days don’t derail the program — feeders can skip a day without resetting.

Facebook testimonials confirm the product has produced “fuller, shinier coats” in both show swine and sheep. Wisconsin county show results cited by ambassador.

Comparison to SSS Big Wig

Both Woolly and Big Wig are daily coat supplements positioned as non-melatonin alternatives. Woolly’s ingredient list is fully disclosed (collagen + amino acids + biotin + zinc), giving it stronger credibility for site content. Big Wig’s mechanism is undisclosed. Woolly’s ingredient rationale is scientifically coherent.

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Phase Protocols

Weeks 12–8 | Begin Coat Work (Start as Early as Possible)

• Rate: 1 scoop/day from the beginning
• Purpose: Hair growth changes are slow — starting early maximizes visible improvement by show day

Weeks 8–1 / Show Week | Maintain

• Rate: 1 scoop/day — do not increase; this is a long-game supplement
• Purpose: Sustained follicle support; each week of consistent feeding adds cumulative coat quality improvement

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Stacking Protocols

Woolly + flaxseed (ground, 1–2 oz/day): Complementary coat approach — Woolly provides the collagen/amino acid/vitamin coat support; flaxseed provides omega-3 ALA for skin health and follicle function. Different mechanisms, very compatible.

Woolly + BOSS (2–4 oz/day): Woolly drives growth; BOSS drives surface sheen from fat deposition in the skin. Combined effect addresses both structure (Woolly) and appearance (BOSS).

Woolly + Big Wig: Layering two coat supplements from different brands with different disclosed mechanisms — possible but expensive; evaluate whether the combination produces meaningful improvement over either alone.

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Budget Alternatives

• Ground flaxseed (1–2 oz/day): Omega-3 approach to coat quality — addresses skin health rather than keratin synthesis; significantly cheaper
• Biotin supplement (bulk biotin powder): single ingredient from Woolly’s stack at very low cost; lacks the full amino acid complex
• BOSS (2–4 oz/day): Surface sheen and fat-based coat quality at low cost; different mechanism than Woolly
• No commodity alternative replicates the complete collagen precursor + L-arginine blood flow + biotin + zinc stack in Woolly

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