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Vetafarm Probotic 90gm (Bird Supplements)

₹ 1800

MRP: ~~₹ 2400~~ (25% OFF)

Available Size

90g

In Stock

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PRODUCT FAQ

What is trichomoniasis in birds?

Trichomonosis is the name given to a disease caused by the protozoan (something that feeds off of and weakens, something else) Trichomonas gallinae. It has been recorded in some garden birds species and is widely admitted to be proof that one thing causes another factor. The disease is also known as 'canker' when seen in pigeons and doves, and as 'frounce' when seen in birds of a hunted animal. It has been known as a disease of cage birds for some time.

What is best time to take probiotics?

Probiotics are most effective when they have been taken on an empty stomach to make sure the good bacteria makes it to the gut as quickly as possible. The best time to take a probiotic is either first thing in the morning before eating.

What is a good source of probiotic ?

Vetafarm probiotics are the good source of probiotics for birds.

Are probiotics good for birds?

Feeding probiotics helps chicks start well. Continuing to feed probiotics throughout a birds life helps maintain a healthy digestive system. It makes sense to help insure your flocks health.

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Features:
This product aids in the establishment of gastrointestinal flora in hand-reared baby birds, day-old chicks, puppies and kittens, and other physiologically immature animals. Can be used as an aid during periods of intestinal dysfunction (harmful, angry behaviors) and after-antibiotic therapy for the re-establishment of gut microflora.

Probotic is compatible with feed ingredients including anthelmintics, coccidiostats, minerals, and vitamins. Baby birds being reared on a formula not produced by Vetafarm, birds recovering from illness, or birds that have recently been treated with antibiotics.

Also Suitable For:
Any other small animal.

Ingredients:
180 Million CFU/g as Lactobacillus Acidophilus; L. delbrueckii Subspecies Bulgaricus; L. Plantarum; L. Rhamnosus; Bifidobacterium Bifidum; Enterococcus Faecium; Streptococcus Salivarius Subspecies Thermophilus.