Sunglo Liquafat™

Overview

Sunglo Liquafat™ is a 99% fat liquid supplement built from a blend of flax, soybean, and coconut oils, providing Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. It is designed to soften harder-doing livestock and improve fat cover and bloom in the lower third of the body. One of the lower-cost fat supplementation options in the Sunglo line. Must be stored above 35°F to prevent solidification.

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Manufacturer Specifications

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient	%
Crude Fat (min)	99.0
Total Fatty Acid (min)	90.0
Unsaponifiable Matter (max)	2.0
Insoluble Impurities (max)	1.0
Moisture (max)	0.5

Key Ingredients / Active Components

• Flax oil — Omega-3 fatty acids
• Soybean oil — Omega-6 fatty acids
• Coconut oil — medium-chain triglycerides
• No protein, fiber, or vitamin fraction

Official Feeding Rate

• Rate: 1–2 oz per head daily for sheep and goats, mixed into ration
• Introduction: Not specified; store above 35°F
• Species notes: Multi-species; swine 20–100 lbs/ton or 1–4 oz/day; cattle 4–8 oz/day; horses 2–8 oz/day; also used at 15–20 lbs/ton for dust control

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Show Circuit Use

Sources: sunglofeeds.com/products/liqua-fat/, valleyvet.com

How Experienced Feeders Actually Use It

Liquafat is used as a budget-friendly fat source to improve lower-body condition and soften harder-doing animals. It is often stacked with Sumo for a compounded fat effect, with Sumo providing milk-based palatability and Liquafat providing the pure oil volume. Also used as a top-dress to increase palatability and shine.

Real-World Feeding Rate

• Typical rate: 1–2 oz/day for lambs mixed into feed
• Introduction timeline: Can be started early in the program; introduce gradually

Common Deviations from Label

No significant deviations noted from available sources.

Breed-Specific Notes

No breed-specific notes found.

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Phase Protocols

Weeks 8–6 | Condition Building Phase

Start at 1 oz/day for harder-doing animals that need lower-body cover. Increase based on condition response.

Weeks 5–3 | Fill & Shaping Phase

Continue at 1–2 oz/day. Evaluate lower-body cover; taper if condition is sufficient.

Weeks 2–1 | Final Prep Phase

Taper or discontinue as show approaches unless animal still needs lower-body fill. Transition to Game On for the freshness role.

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Stacking Protocols

Pairs well with: Sumo (compounds fat effect; Sumo provides milk-fat bloom, Liquafat provides pure oil volume). Do not over-stack fat sources — total fat intake across supplements should be monitored.

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Budget Alternatives

• Soybean or corn oil (commodity) — nearly identical fat function at lower cost; lacks flax Omega-3 and coconut MCT benefits

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