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  • 6 in stock

Can-Tax 500g - Red dye

€37.90 Price

Oropharma Can-Tax is a red dye based on canthaxanthin. This dietary supplement gives colour to your red canaries, intensifies the red colour in other birds, and ensures an even red colour. Since feathers are made of dead cells and are therefore not nourished through metabolism, they develop their colour during their formation. 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 gradually, so the bird always maintains full plumage.

  • 3 in stock

Can-Tax 150g - Red dye

€21.50 Price

Oropharma Can-Tax is a red colouring agent based on canthaxanthin. This food supplement gives colour to your red canaries, intensifies the red colour in other birds, and ensures a well-balanced red colour. Since feathers are made of dead cells and are therefore not nourished via 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.

  • 9 in stock

Bogena intensive red 500g

€65.00 Price
For the red colouring of all brightly coloured bird species such as coloured canaries, linnets, goldfinches, etc. Intensif Rouge colours the tail and wing feathers.
Instructions for use:
The Bogena intensive red dye should be added to drinking water at a rate of 10 g per litre of lukewarm water.
In the egg food, the Bogena intensive red dye should be added at a rate of 10 g of dye per kilo of food. Change the food twice a day during moulting and breeding season.
Results will only be achieved through feeding if you give Bogena intensive at least a week before moulting.
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Yel-Lux 500g

€24.75 Price

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.