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Natural source of calcium.
Promotes the digestion of seeds and cereals.
Ideal occupation for your pets.
An important addition to the daily diet.
MASKE is a red plant-based dye that contains natural extracts. It does not directly colour the feathers but intensifies the existing red colour. Thanks to the natural carotenoid, MASKE plays an important role in achieving a bright red colour. It is suitable for all birds (goldfinch, serin, red canaries, mosaic, etc.) that have red feathers.
Usage: 1 month after birth, every day during moulting and delivery; 10 ml in 1 litre of drinking water or 10 drops in 50 ml of drinking water, otherwise 3 or 4 times a week.
Mix well before administering.
Composition: Extracts of carrot, maize, and marigold flowers.
MASKE is a red plant-based dye that contains natural extracts. It does not directly colour the feathers but intensifies the existing red colour. Thanks to the natural carotenoid, MASKE plays an important role in the emergence of a bright red colour. It is suitable for all birds (goldfinch, serin, red canaries, mosaic,...) that have red feathers.
Best Orange is a dye designed to achieve a homogeneous orange color. Specially designed for YORK and NORWICH.
Natural magic colour mix 300g
Mix of natural magic colours.
This mix is specially formulated to perfectly colour the plumage of goldfinches as well as other birds. The yellow remains yellow and the red is truly bright red. This mix is the most complete natural mix on the market. It contains absolutely no canthaxanthin or other chemical dyes which are harmful to the liver of our birds.
The carotenoid gives birds their colour. We can divide them into 3 categories.
Quiko Knotweed 250g.
Supplementary food for birds.
To pigment all the keratinised parts.
Instructions for use:
50g for 1kg of egg food.
Yel-Lux 500g
Oropharma Yel-Lux is a natural yellow dye based on lutein. This dietary supplement intensifies the yellow colour of the plumage and increases resistance. Since feathers are made of dead cells and are therefore not nourished through metabolism, they develop their colour during their formation. The plumage is renewed on average once a year. This process does not occur all at once. The shedding of old feathers is stimulated by the formation of new ones, and this happens gradually, so that the bird always maintains a complete plumage.
