Complete blend of sport, low in protein, with black corn.
Complete food for pigeons enriched with special sports granulate immunity concept ⁺ and black maize so special. Black maize is exceptionally rich in antioxidants that protect the muscles during flight. This new blend plus I.C. ⁺ Black Label Gerry is an ideal Sport mix, low in protein to keep the pigeons quiet and not to feed them too heavy in the middle of the week. The added I.C. ⁺ extruded sports granules provide better digestion and provide extra vitamins and amino acids that are important during the flight season. It's much more than a mix of classic sports that only meets the protein and fat needs of the pigeon. Indeed, this mixture makes the difference between a pigeon and a pigeon at the top.
Complete blend of sport, low in protein, enriched with the immunity concept ⁺ sports granulate. Thanks to the low protein content the pigeons remain in shape in the middle of the week.
Enriched with black maize, a source very rich in antioxidants that provide protection of the muscles, less muscle damage and more endurance.
The mixture is easy to digest and brings the necessary vitamins, amino acids and minerals to the pigeon. Also guarantees optimal protection against gastrointestinal problems.
composition:
Black maize 10%, Burgundy maize 4%, red maize 4%, small corn cribs 16%, Katjang Idjoe 2%, wheat white 4%, Dari white 16%, Dari red 4%, Cardy 16%, paddy rice 12%, rice broken 4%, peeled oats 2%, buckwheat 1%, Brown flax seeds 1%, milk thistle seeds 1% , Granulated sport I.C. + 3%
Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 11%, fat 8%, crude cellulose 7.5%, crude ash 2.5%, carbohydrates 59%, lysine 0.35%, methionine 0.23%, threonine 0.36%, tryptophan 0.11%, cystine 0.2%, calcium 0.09%, phosphorus 0.27%, Natrium 0.02%
Advice:
Is an ideal mix to administer to pigeon travellers in the middle of the week. The mixture ensures that the pigeons receive enough energy, without preventing them from training thoroughly. You can administer enough when the pigeons train well around the Dovecote.
