Quiko Canthaxanthin 100g

Best Orange is a dye designed to achieve a homogeneous orange color. Specially designed for YORK and NORWICH.

Colors and intensifies the red color of all bird species. 

How to use: 

7 to 10g per kg of food or per kg of Unikofeed Muta. 

Composition: 

Cantaxantine 10% min.

4softball is a complementary food for ornamental birds based on yellow Tagetes oleoresin in water-soluble form.

Composition: Oleoresin of Tagetes erecta.

Directions: add a tablespoon of softball 4 in half a liter of water, necessary for the preparation of softball or green softball (or other products that can be wet such as couscous for example). Tagetes Oleoresin naturally contains lutein and zeaxanthin, two oxycarotenoids responsible for the brilliant lipochromic effect of plumage. It is ideal for enhancing yellow/orange/red colors.

Does not produce orange colors.

Target species: Ornamental birds

Complementary feed for ornamental birds

Spirulina is a natural algae with a protein content of at least 55%! It contains many trace elements and amino acids. Well known in the human diet, it is a source of protein increasingly used nowadays, and 100% natural !!!

Very interesting for the growth of young and the fixation of dyes.

Best Brown intensifies the brown color (eu-feomelanine) present in the plumage of the canary feo, pastelle and opal. Intensifies the brown color in the plumage. 

Carored is a red canthaxanthin-based dye for the colouring of red-factor birds such as red canaries, bouvreuils, flamingfiny sizerins, cardinals, flamingos, etc.

composition: 18% red carpophyll and 1.8% cantaxanthin.

Curol (Cure Oil) is an antiseptic compound oil for health, made from active aromatics that support the immune system.

Essential during breeding and ideal against stress due to social disturbances.

Instructions for use:

1 course of 14 days before mating and before the start of the exhibition periods.

Other periods: 3 times a week Dosage: 1 teaspoon (5 ml) per 250g of food.

Spirulina is a natural algae with a protein content of at least 55%! It contains many trace elements and amino acids. Well known in the human diet, it is a source of protein increasingly used nowadays, and 100% natural !!!

Very interesting for the growth of young and the fixation of dyes.

MASKE is a red plant-based dye that contains natural extracts. It does not directly colour the feathers but intensifies the existing red colour. Thanks to the natural carotenoid, MASKE plays an important role in the emergence of a bright red colour. It is suitable for all birds (goldfinch, serin, red canaries, mosaic,...) that have red feathers.

Fish oil with a high content of Omega 3 and Omega 6.

Added to the diet it improves fertility and the brightness of the plumage.

Omega Plus Salus is used throughout the breeding season and especially during moulting to obtain silky and shiny plumage.

Also optimizes the assimilation of dyes. 

SUPER WHITE is a supplement for birds that intensifies the white color of the plumage. 

How to use:

10 grams of product per kilo of dough or liter of water.

White Canaries: Use mating at the end of the moult.

Mosaic: Use mating at 40 days of age.

Store in a cool, dry place.

MASKE is a red plant-based dye that contains natural extracts. It does not directly colour the feathers but intensifies the existing red colour. Thanks to the natural carotenoid, MASKE plays an important role in achieving a bright red colour. It is suitable for all birds (goldfinch, serin, red canaries, mosaic, etc.) that have red feathers.

Usage: 1 month after birth, every day during moulting and delivery; 10 ml in 1 litre of drinking water or 10 drops in 50 ml of drinking water, otherwise 3 or 4 times a week.

Mix well before administering.

Composition: Extracts of carrot, maize, and marigold flowers.

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.