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Oropharma Muta-Vit is a special blend of vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements, with high levels of sulphur amino acids and biotin. This dietary supplement stimulates feather development and condition, strengthens plumage, protects the liver, and ensures optimal metabolism. Muta-Vit helps prevent moulting due to stress. During moulting, the bird undergoes significant stress. A dietary supplement is therefore necessary. The sulphur amino acids present in Muta-Vit are essential for the formation of keratin, the building block of feathers and skin. Biotin promotes the formation of good quality keratin. This ensures a good, quick moult.
Oropharma Muta-lives is a special blend of vitamins, amino acids and micronutrients, with high sulfur amino acids and biotin content. This supplement stimulates the development and condition of the feathers, strengthens the plumage, protects the liver and guarantees optimal metabolism. Muta-lives helps prevent shedding due to fear. During the moult, the bird is subjected to stress. A dietary supplement is therefore necessary. The sulfur amino acids in Muta-lives are essential to the formation of keratin, the constituent part of the feathers and skin. Biotin promotes the formation of a quality keratin. This ensures a good quick moult.
Operating instructions 1 spoon shaved (= 1 g) of Muta-lives by 250 ml of drinking water or 100 g of food or eggfood.
During the moult to the growth of feathers: three times a week.
In preparing for the exhibition season: during 4 days in a row.
After a treatment with antibiotics or other drugs: for 5 consecutive days.
During a loss of appetite resulting from a bad metabolism: for a full week.
A liquid multivitamin complex.
Natural Naturavit allows a rapid and complete absorption of vitamins by the pigeon. Regular use of Natural Naturavit protects the pigeon against vitamin deficiency and results in maximum athletic performance.
Oropharma Ferti-Vit is a balanced mix of vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements, enriched with vitamin E. To be used during breeding preparation, for singing in canaries and finches, and in cases of laying, fertility, or egg mortality problems. Ferti-Vit stimulates sexual vitality and promotes fertility. During the breeding period, a bird needs an optimal complex of vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements. The essential vitamin E, also known as the fertility vitamin, is a powerful antioxidant. The combination of Ferti-Vit's components is not only ideal for breeding, but it also increases resistance to diseases and helps protect heart and muscle tissues.
Vitamin E is a preparation specially designed for fertilisation and breeding. Vitamin E has a powerful effect.
Instructions for use: 1 teaspoon of Quiko vitamin E 3 times a week per 1 litre of drinking water.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Comin-Cholin B-Complex Pigeon
Metabolism - Detoxification - Plumage
Solution of amino acids, electrolytes, vitamins, methionine, and choline.
It supports the metabolism and strengthens the pigeon's body during stressful situations.
It is recommended during training and competitions and against the stress of transporting young pigeons.
Also to be used at the end of the season and before the breeding period for its purifying effect.
Complementary food for professional ornithology.
The multi-complex formula acts on several important metabolic factors in the pre- and post-reproductive phases.
It prepares birds in the best possible way for the hormonal change of spring, supports the immune system, contains female phytoestrogens, promotes a correct and constant flow of testosterone in the blood, keeps the elements necessary for the body stable for greater egg production and more. bioavailability (27% more in experiments with laying hens).
Bee pollen is a complete food because it contains proteins, vitamins, fats, the 8 essential amino acids, enzymes, antioxidants, fiber, carbohydrates, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, manganese, silicon, copper, iron, zinc, sodium, chromium, calcium. , all of which can be immediately assimilated by the body.
It is therefore easy to understand why bee pollen is considered a "natural antibiotic": it fights vitamin deficiencies, strengthens the immune system, has antioxidant properties and fights free radicals, stimulates metabolism, is beneficial for the intestinal flora.
Oropharma Omni-Vit is a balanced mixture of vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements. This dietary supplement is administered for optimal condition, better breeding results, optimal development of young animals, and in cases of weakness or stress. Omni-Vit helps in cases of reduced immunity due to infections. Vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements are dietary components necessary for the proper functioning of metabolism. In cases of intense effort, illness, or during growth, the supply of essential components through food may not be sufficient and this product will then be especially recommended.
UNICA SOFTBALL 1.5 KG. PUTTING GREEN
Fast and simple system.
Compound feed for professional ornithology.
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.
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.
Oropharma Muta-Vit is a special blend of vitamins, amino acids, and trace elements, with high levels of sulphur amino acids and biotin. This dietary supplement stimulates feather development and condition, strengthens plumage, protects the liver, and ensures optimal metabolism. Muta-Vit helps prevent moulting due to stress. During moulting, the bird undergoes significant stress. A dietary supplement is therefore necessary. The sulphur amino acids present in Muta-Vit are essential for the formation of keratin, the building block of feathers and skin. Biotin promotes the formation of good quality keratin. This ensures a good, quick moult.
