Supplements

1 in stock

Large Oyster Shells 25kg

€14.05

Large Oyster Shells 25kg.

Oyster shells are crushed shells, rich in calcium and minerals. They are often used in bird feed, particularly for chickens, pigeons, and aviary birds.

In-store pickup
5 in stock

Animalis

Fine oyster shells 25kg

€14.05

Fine Oyster Shells 25kg.

Oyster shells are crushed shells rich in calcium and minerals. They are often used in bird feed, particularly for chickens, pigeons, and aviary birds.

28 in stock

Animalis

Vitamin minerals 1kg - Vitamineral in bulk

€3.50

Belvimin is a blend of Vitamin Minerals.

Contains the building blocks, vitamins (A, D3, B1, B2, E, PP in B12) and minerals important to keep pigeons in shape throughout the year.

Contains 25% calcium.

To protect pigeons from poisoning fields.

Out of stock

Animalis

Fine oyster shells 5kg - Bulk

€6.20

Oyster shells Fine 5kg.

Oyster shells are crushed shells, rich in calcium and minerals. They are often used in bird feed, particularly for chickens, pigeons, and aviary birds.

2 in stock

Animalis

Large Oyster Shells 5kg - Bulk

€6.20

Large Oyster Shells 5kg.

Oyster shells are crushed shells rich in calcium and minerals. They are often used in bird feed, particularly for chickens, pigeons, and aviary birds.

5 in stock

Animalis

Vitaminéral 25kg - Vitamin-enriched minerals

€19.95

Belvimin is a mixture of Vitamin Minerals.

Contains the building blocks, vitamins (A, D3, B1, B2, E, PP in B12) and minerals important to keep pigeons in shape throughout the year.

Contains 25% calcium.

To protect pigeons from poisoning of the fields.

In-store pickup
2 in stock

Animalis

Grit Mix 20kg - With Vitamineral

€24.95

Grit Mix gives your pigeons the opportunity to find all the necessary minerals and building materials in the loft. Building materials for a strong eggshell and is essential for the proper development of muscles and bones. You have less liquid droppings thanks to charcoal and herbs.

3 in stock

Schroeder-tollisan

Electrolyte Balance 500g

€20.50

The administration of electrolytes in racing pigeons has its origins in the practice of sport in humans. It is not always so easy to transpose human products to the animal world.

When playing sports, humans sweat and eliminate salts and electrolytes through their sweat glands. This is why athletes must compensate for this loss for rapid regeneration with the help of electrolyte input. In doing so, the balance is quickly restored.