Sure Champ® Climate Control Gel

Overview

Sure Champ® Climate Control Gel is a BioZyme oral gel. The product page calls it “A gel for all livestock designed to support digestive health and recovery when temperatures are above 70 degrees.” It contains Amaferm and HEAT technology, which BioZyme describes as a combination of essential oils. It also says the gel promotes appetite and water intake.

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Manufacturer Specifications

Guaranteed Analysis

From the BioZyme product page:

Nutrient	Amount
Crude Protein (min)	0.06%
Crude Fat (min)	0.01%
Crude Fiber (max)	3.2%

Key Ingredients / Active Components

• Amaferm® — BioZyme lists AO-Biotics Amaferm, “a prebiotic research-proven to enhance digestibility.”
• HEAT technology — BioZyme: “a combination of essential oils, to support animals when heat is a challenge.”
• Ingredients listed on the page: water, liquid Aspergillus oryzae fermentation product, natural and artificial flavors, salt, xanthan gum, vegetable juice, potassium sorbate, citric acid.

Official Feeding Rate

• Rate: Up to 2 times per day. Beef cattle up to 350 lb: 10 mL. Beef cattle over 350 lb: 15 mL. Sheep, goats, and swine, growing: 5 mL; mature: 10 mL. Administer orally on the back of the tongue.
• Introduction: BioZyme says 5–7 days before leaving for the show through the return, or during elevated temperatures. The page describes temperatures above 70 degrees.
• Species notes: BioZyme: “A gel for all livestock designed to support digestive health and recovery when temperatures are above 70 degrees.” Directions name beef cattle, sheep, goats, and swine.

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Show Circuit Use

Sources: umbargershowfeeds.com/sheep-additives-supplements/, biozymeinc.com

How Experienced Feeders Actually Use It

Used during warm-weather shows and summer show prep periods when heat causes intake depression. Particularly relevant for summer jackpots and early-season county fairs. Amaferm has strong supporting research for gut efficiency under heat stress. Feeders who use the Sure Champ Extreme daily may add Climate Control Gel on especially hot show days or during travel in hot conditions.

Real-World Feeding Rate

• Label directions: Beef cattle up to 350 lb, 10 mL; over 350 lb, 15 mL. Sheep, goats, and swine: growing 5 mL, mature 10 mL. Up to 2 times per day.
• Introduction timeline: 5–7 days before leaving for the show through the return, or when temperatures are elevated. The product page describes temperatures above 70 degrees.

Common Deviations from Label

No deviations found.

Breed-Specific Notes

No breed-specific notes found.

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Phase Protocols

Weeks 8–6 | Condition Building Phase

Begin if summer temperatures are consistently above 70°F and heat-related intake suppression is observed.

Weeks 5–3 through Weeks 2–1

Continue through hot-weather prep period.

Show Week (Days 5–1)

High-value use window for warm-weather shows — supports gut function when animals are stressed by heat plus travel plus pen changes.

Show Day

Use if animal is off feed or showing low energy due to heat.

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Stacking Protocols

Stacks with Sure Champ Extreme — Climate Control provides heat-specific support on top of the Extreme’s daily baseline. Does not replace Sure Champ Extreme; adds to it in high-heat conditions.

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Budget Alternatives

• Electrolyte supplements (Sunglo 4-Sure) — address heat stress from a hydration/electrolyte angle
• Sure Champ Extreme + extra water access — baseline Amaferm support without heat-specific gel

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