Count on Purina® sheep feed, sheep mineral and sheep supplements to help your flock thrive – whether you are raising sheep for meat, wool or breeding.
Purina® Sheep Mineral with ClariFly® prevents the emergence of house flies and stable flies and helps reduce fly irritation. Suitable for the entire flock, Purina® Sheep Mineral supports growth, optimum performance and reproductive health.
Our sheep feeding program is built for healthy sheep - whether you are raising sheep for breeding, wool, meat or show.
Starting with raising sheep on our farm and with resources across the country, we are experts at learning from sheep and understanding their unique needs.
From lamb to ewe or ram, all sheep life stages have unique nutritional needs. Our balanced portfolio of sheep feed, sheep mineral and sheep supplements are made to bring out greatness of the entire flock.
Purina® offers you a complete nutrition program with practical feeding rations for increased efficiencies in your commercial sheep operation. From nourishing and getting your lambs off to a healthy start to helping along the way. We have the specific nutritional solutions for the needs of lambs, adults and nursing ewes with balanced feeds and supplements for healthy sheep at each life stage.
Coccidiosis in sheep can be detrimental to flock health and performance. Learn how to identify symptoms, manage and prevent coccidiosis in your sheep
Creep feeding helps start lambs strong for the potential to increase weaning weights and a profitable lamb. Get tips for successfully creep feeding lambs.
Sheep nutrition needs vary through the year based on stage of production. Follow these tips for feeding sheep year-round to achieve long-term performance.
A successful breeding season sets the pace for a successful lambing season. Feed a sheep mineral to help support conception rates and more lambs on the ground.
Introducing the Purina professionals behind the latest sheep research.
Sheep Field Specialist
Companion Animal Nutritionist, Technical Solutions
Scientist, Health Research Unit
Cattle Nutritionist