Lamb Cruzer

Controlled-Finish Show Lamb Ration Designed to Add Bloom, Handle, and Ring Presence Without Overheating or Sacrificing Manageability

Nutritional Analysis

Protein: 15.5% Fat: 3% Fiber: 12%

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Lamb Cruzer is built for the stage of a show lamb project where small adjustments make the biggest difference. Once lambs are grown, muscled, and structurally correct, the focus shifts to bloom, freshness, and ring-ready appearance.

Rather than forcing lambs forward with aggressive energy, Lamb Cruzer provides a smoother, more controlled approach to finishing. It helps soften the look, improve body dimension, and maintain a fresh handle—while keeping lambs manageable from a feeding and behavior standpoint.

This feed works especially well for exhibitors who don’t want to constantly pull lambs back or fight excess condition late in the project. Lamb Cruzer allows lambs to “cruise” into show season, maintaining their look while giving exhibitors flexibility to fine-tune with supplements if needed.

Key Benefits

  • Adds bloom, body, and ring presence

  • Helps improve handle and overall appearance

  • Controlled energy keeps lambs manageable

  • Ideal for late-stage finishing and fine-tuning

  • Reduces risk of overheating or over-conditioning

Choose this product if:

  • Your lambs are grown and muscled but need more bloom and presence

  • You want a finishing feed that keeps lambs fresh and manageable

  • You’re dialing in look and handle rather than chasing gain

  • You want flexibility late in the project without fighting feed

Lamb Cruzer may not be the best choice if:

  • Lambs are still early in the project and need growth or muscle development

  • You need a high-protein grower ration

  • You are trying to aggressively push weight over a short window

  • Feeding is inconsistent (this feed performs best with steady daily use)

Lamb Cruzer is a controlled-energy finishing feed from Cooper Specialty Feeds designed to help add bloom, body, and handle to show lambs without making them overly hot or difficult to manage. It fits the final phase of a lamb project where visual presence and feel matter more than aggressive weight gain.