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Supplementary food for animals suitable for all species. Administration is indicated in circumstances that hinder the digestive process or compromise normal digestion. Also to be used during moulting.
Entrobac is a dietary supplement for birds. It contains probiotic bacteria and special prebiotics necessary to best populate the intestinal flora. Entrobac is ideal for restoring intestinal flora during or after dietary changes, stress phases and treatments. The bacterial strain it contains is stable against many antibiotics. Entrobac is therefore perfectly suited to restore the intestine during and after antibiotic treatment. Entrobac promotes healthy gut flora, strengthens the immune system and suppresses harmful germs such as E. coli, salmonella and clostridia. Bacteria also produce metabolites that act against fungi.
Moorgold is a pure concentrate of healing mud. Humic acids in the intestine bind to harmful substances and thus promote the body's natural flows. The new formula also contains special fibres, which lead to firm droppings after two to three feedings with Moorgold and have a positive effect on digestion. Moorgold's new formula is gel-like, making it particularly user-friendly and effective.
OptiBreed contains a complex of active ingredients that improves protein synthesis. This stimulates the growth of young animals. Other components stabilize the intestinal tract for a stronger immune system. Its high vitamin E content increases the pigeon's libido and prevents deficiencies.
UsneGano consists of Usnea barbata beard tincture and oregano with the natural ingredients usnic acid, carvacol and thymol. The meaning of these ingredients is known from the literature.
Application by drinking water.
Against bacteria and coccidies.
Airways released.
Electrolyte and probiotic for the regeneration of intestinal flora
Probac 1000 contains a special combination of different specific microorganisms in microencapsulated form as well as a unique combination of intestinal regulatory carbohydrates. The different bacterial cultures mutually support their ability to actively develop in the small intestine of the pigeon. In doing so, they help with digestive processes, form essential nutrients, stabilize the natural intestinal flora and strengthen the immune system. They repel pathogenic bacteria such as coccidia, hexamites, E. coli, candida and salmonella and thus play a preventive role against intestinal diseases.
