Vetafarm Breeding Aid
Product Description
Breeding Aid is an oil-based breeding supplement, fortified with stabilised vitamins for addition to seed diets.
Recommended for
All breeding birds on seed diets leading into and during times of egg production. Particularly useful for smaller birds that produce large numbers of eggs or multiple clutches.
Can be used with
Breeding Aid is a supplement to enhance breeding success and egg membrane formation. Additional vitamin, mineral and calcium supplements are still advised for birds on seed diets.
Features
- Unique formulation of fatty acids and vitamins. Used as an overnight soak on seeds.
- Oils naturally penetrate through the seed hull into the kernel through osmosis.
- Assists in the normal development of egg membranes and assists birds in producing the maximum amount of fertile eggs.
Directions
Mix 20mL of Breeding Aid per 1kg of seed thoroughly by hand and allow the mixture to sit for 12 to 24 hours to maximise seed absorption.
Ingredients
Each Litre contains:
Vitamin A 200,000 IU
Vitamin D3 20,000 IU
Vitamin E 80 IU
Linoleic Acid 430 g
Palmitic Acid 52 g
Oleic Acid 11 g
Product Suitability & Variations
- Check the Fit: Review descriptions and the "Recommended For" section to ensure it matches your bird’s size and species. Unsure? Contact us before buying!
- Colours & Designs: Actual colours and designs may vary slightly due to lighting, screen settings, or natural product finishes.
Safety & Supervision
- Inspect Daily: No toy is indestructible. Check toys daily for wear, fraying, or broken parts.
- Remove Promptly: Take away damaged items immediately to prevent injury or ingestion.
- Supervise Always: All products must be used under strict supervision. For animal use only (keep out of reach of children).
Disclaimer & Vet Advice
- Liability: Get Flocked and its suppliers are not liable for any damage, injury, or death caused to any animal or person. Proper selection and supervised use remain the responsibility of the owner.
- Not Medical Advice: Our info is for general guidance and does not replace personalised advice from a qualified vet. If your pet has a medical issue, contact your veterinarian immediately.
