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Breeding vitamins
Composition: Sweet milk powder, Calcium carbonate.
Use: 1 g (1 scoop) for 100 g of egg-based food. Or 200 ml of drinking water, 3-4 times a week.
Breeding vitamins.
Composition: Sweet milk powder, Calcium carbonate.
Usage: 1 g (1 scoop) per 100 g of egg-based food. Or 200 ml of drinking water, 3-4 times a week.
Supplementary, feeding means for ornamental birds.
VITA-K1 is a complex multivitamin with additional vitamin K1. Vitamins affect all vital processes in the bird's body. The active ingredients support metabolic processes and the general condition after antibiotic treatment.
VITA-K1 reduces stress and side effects in the treatment of antibiotics and anti-sulfonamide coccidiostatics.
Vitamin K1 activates the clotting factor and regulates blood clotting. It supports bone metabolism and cell growth.
Dietary supplement for ornamental birds
- PLANT contains several types of quality vegetables. It stimulates appetite and increases the consumption of the feed.
- PLANT keeps the feed fresh and moist. Its dietary fibres help to enhance the digestibility of the food. It contains no colourings or preservatives.
Usage: Add three or four doses of water to PLANT, let it swell, and mix with the egg-based supplement.
Composition: Broccoli, carrots, white cabbage, spinach, courgette, paprika.
AIDI Health Elixir is a compound of about 20 different plants and herbs. Their properties include antioxidant activity and support for blood circulation.
This allows the pigeons to let go of their down and get in shape in a very short time. AIDI Health Elixir increases resistance and improves the immune system, allows the airways to be kept in perfect condition, provides an excellent supply of oxygen and stimulates appetite. After a cure of several days with AIDI Health Elixir, your pigeons have pink flesh, white noses and perfectly clear eye edges.
The grain is the teeth of our pigeons. The more well the food is ground, the more nutrients our pigeons can extract from it.
This is one of the reasons why we should not give Redstone or Grit with Redstone to our athletes, and certainly not during racing season. Redstone is crushed with the food and is of no use to our animals.
Most types of gravel available on the market contain little to no gravel and oyster shells because they are relatively expensive. These are exactly the ones you need to have.
