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Vetafarm Parrot Breeder Pellets 2kg (Bird Food)

Name: Vetafarm Parrot Breeder Pellets 2kg (Bird Food)
Price: 2212 INR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7

4.7

₹ 2212

MRP: ~~₹ 2950~~ (25% OFF)

Available Size

2kg

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Are Vetafarm pellets good for birds?

Vetafarm Nutriblend Pellets promote better acceptance by seed-eating birds and include balance vitamins, minerals, calcium and amino acids essential for a stable maintenance diet during the regular season. The extrusion cooked pellets offer a palatable, balanced diet that maintains birds at a healthy weight.

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Parrot Bird Breeder Pellets are designed to support the successful breeding of parrot birds by satisfying the increased nutritional demands of the breeding season, helping to protect your hen from egg binding, and supporting membrane development, shell formation, and chick development.

A healthy and balanced diet is key to a successful breeding season. Breeding is a very nutritionally demanding time for birds, their bodies require increased nutrition to help stimulate breeding, life-giving eggs, and rear healthy chicks. Some examples of key nutrients for breeding birds and their young are increased protein to stimulate breeding activity, calcium, and Vitamin D3 for egg formation, egg laying, and prevention of egg binding.

Parrot Bird Breeder Pellets have been developed for use from 6 weeks before the start of breeding through to the weaning of chicks. This diet provides balanced nutrition to ensure the best health of parents and their chicks. Made with fresh Australian ingredients, extrusion cooked for palatability [acceptability to eat, safety, and digestibility and carefully created by avian veterinarians and nutritionists with over 30 years of experience.

High-quality nutrients to support breeding, membrane development, shell formation, and chick development. Created to meet the high nutritional demands of the body leading up to, and during breeding. For use approximately 6 weeks before breeding season and continued until chicks fledge.

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