Vega 250 ml - Vitamins, Amino Acids and Electrolytes

Breeding vitamins

Composition: Sweet milk powder, Calcium carbonate.

Use: 1 g (1 scoop) for 100 g of egg-based food. Or 200 ml of drinking water, 3-4 times a week.

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 the development and condition of feathers, strengthens the plumage, protects the liver, and ensures an optimal metabolism. Muta-Vit helps to prevent moulting due to stress. During moulting, the bird is subjected to significant stress. Therefore, a dietary supplement is 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, rapid moult.

Use in case of nutritional deficiencies due to calcium deficiencies. 

Improves the hardness of the shells. 

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Very effective combination of B vitamins.

Prevents growth and nervous disorders. Increases performance and hatch rate.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Benefits:

- Improved metabolism: B vitamins are essential for the metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, thus providing energy.

- Support for the nervous system: These vitamins help the proper functioning of the nervous system.

- Strengthening the immune system: Vitamin B supports the immune system, helping animals to fight infections.

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.

Propolis (20%), honey and royal jelly. Rich in vitamins, minerals and simple sugars. Promotes proper loss of down, digestion, energy, helps the accumulation of immunity in young people.

Usage:

15 ml / 1 kg of grains.

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).

Water-soluble multivitamins.

Red Animals has developed a concentrated vitamin E + Selenium of very high quality. The combination of vitamin E and selenium has a powerful antioxidant effect that promotes fertility. It is given 6 to 7 days before mating and also 2 times a week during the growth of the young.

Compared to wheat germ oil, this product is much more concentrated in vitamin E.

Dosage: 5ml per liter of water or 10ml per kilo of seeds or pâté

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 in 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.

Oropharma No-Pick is a spray with a bitter taste against feather pecking. This product protects young birds from pecking by their parents and helps to prevent pecking and self-mutilation. The phenomenon of pecking in your birds can have many origins. However, it is important to differentiate between, on the one hand, pecking done by parents on young birds and, on the other hand, pecking of their own feathers, a problem that is especially observed in adult psittacines.