If you’ve ever seen a goat jump, you might not think they need a joint supplement! However, joint supplements for goats exist to support show livestock under the stress of weight gain and exercise.
The Sure Champ® team knows about showing goats since several of us take on that challenge ourselves. We don’t just promote and sell the best joint supplement for goats; we use it in our barn, too. Sure Champ® Joint Juice is a liquid product for show livestock designed to support joint health utilizing patented technology.
At BioZyme®, we know the importance of maintaining good health – from the ground up. We want to equip you with the best and safest products for your animals to help you reach your goals and make it to the backdrop. Hanging that banner is important to you, and keeping your animals performing to their optimum is important to all of us.
That is why we have created the Sure Champ® line of products that supports the health and well-being of show livestock. We base all our products on science and research. And the best part is, they won’t break the bank.
Why Should You Use Joint Supplements for Goats
Joint supplements for goats support joint health and function, especially in animals subjected to the unique demands and stressors of showing on various surfaces and regular hauling. These supplements help maintain healthy joints, support mobility and reduce the risk of joint-related issues.
Here are some reasons why you should consider joint supplements for goats:
Differences in Training & Exercise
Show goats have a different lifestyle than those kept for breeding or meat production. They are often exercised daily for long periods of time. Exercise varies from walking on a treadmill to tracking with a dog to running on hills. The resources and time the exhibitor has available will determine what exercise the goats get each day.
In addition to exercise, many show goats stand on a goat stand for long periods of time each day. Standing teaches them to brace, keeps them standing in one place and trains them to keep their head up.
This additional stress on the joints can lead to additional wear and tear, making joint supplements beneficial in maintaining joint health and mobility.
Stress & Transportation
The stress of transportation and frequent movement to and from shows can impact joint health, especially if you go to jackpots every weekend. Joint supplements can help reduce inflammation and support recovery after long journeys or intensive handling.
Improved Performance & Mobility
Supplements containing hyaluronic acid can support cartilage health, reduce joint inflammation and improve mobility. This can lead to better performance in the show ring, with smoother movement and enhanced flexibility.
Prevention & Early Intervention
Early intervention with joint supplements can help prevent or delay the onset of joint-related issues in show goats. By providing nutritional support to the joints, supplements can contribute to longer-term joint health and overall well-being.
Our Best Joint Supplements for Goats
Livestock exhibitors and feeders have several choices for show joint supplements. Most come in easy-to-use sizes that you can top dress on feed or mix with water. Some are liquid-based. Many of them cover all species since the skeletal makeup and joint structure is similar.
However, there is only one product powered by MHB3® Hyaluronan: Sure Champ® Joint Juice.
Sure Champ Joint Juice is a liquid product for livestock designed to support joint health utilizing patented technology. It lubricates joints, supports mobility, and, at the same time, boosts soundness sustainably.
Ingredients Make All the Difference
The key ingredient in Joint Juice is MHB3 Hyaluronan, a high-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid (HA) that holds 8 U.S. Patents for joint health. MHB3 is fully hydrated for maximum bioavailability—up to 3.8 times more effective than dry forms of HA. The patented formula also contains a profile of high-molecular-weight HA molecules that mimic what is found naturally in the joints.
With age and trauma, the body’s own hyaluronan breaks down. When this happens, it becomes vital that you replenish it. As livestock grow and put on weight, the quality of the synovial fluid that lubricates and cushions the joints becomes of utmost importance. A lack of quality synovial fluid and subpar joint health contribute to swollen hocks.
Stand out Against the Competition
Joint Juice stands out against its competition in several areas. Here are some of the key differentiators that make our product stand out against the competition:
- MHB3 Hyaluronan, a high-quality, multi-patented hyaluronic acid
- 200 mg hyaluronic acid per ounce – more concentrated than other brands
- A cost-effective, proven formula
- No fillers
Easy-to-Use Joint Supplement
Sure Champ Joint Juice is a daily oral supplement. It can be top-dressed on feed and supports goats, sheep, cattle and pigs. Its patented active ingredient, MBH3 Hyaluronan, is more absorbable as a result of its liquid formulation.
Joint Juice comes in two convenient sizes—a gallon and a half-gallon—with an easy-to-use metered pump.
For the best results, incorporate it into your daily feeding routine. Typically, goats receive 1/2 fluid ounce or just one pump per day. Double the daily dose for the first 7 days of feeding, as well as when preparing for and during competition or during times of discomfort.
Get your Joint Juice Today
If you are a show goat enthusiast, you should be providing your goats with the best. Sure Champ Joint Juice is the champions’ choice of joint supplements for goats. It is never too early to start them on Sure Champ Joint Juice.
You can get your Sure Champ products as easily as ordering online today.
Do you prefer to support a local authorized Sure Champ dealer? It’s nice to build a relationship locally Find a dealer near you to find all your favorite Sure Champ and other BioZyme products.
Remember, as you travel to shows and run low on supplies and supplements, that both Sullivans’ and Weavers’ supply trailers usually carry small-pack products like Joint Juice.
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