Proguard Prebiotic-Supplement Pigeon Medicine Kabootar Medicine

• Crude Protein (min)………2.5%

Benefits: Crude protein is vital for pigeons, serving as a building block for muscle development, egg production, and overall health. Optimal levels of crude protein in a pigeon’s diet can also improve growth, enhance feather production, and strengthen the immune system. While some protein is essential, excessive amounts can lead to digestive issues and other problems.

• Crude Fat (min)…………….0.2%

Benefits: Crude fat plays a vital role in providing pigeons with energy, particularly for sustained activity like flying, and contributes to their overall health and well-being. It’s a concentrated source of energy and also aids in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.

• Crude Fiber (min)………….0.5%

Benefits: Crude fiber is a component of plant-based food that pigeons can benefit from in various ways. It aids in digestion, promotes a healthy gut, and can help regulate weight. While pigeons can digest crude fiber, it’s important to provide it in moderation as part of a balanced diet, as excessive amounts can lead to decreased nutrient absorption.

• Moisture (max)…………….22.0%

Benefits: Moisture, in the form of both drinking water and bathing opportunities, is crucial for pigeon health and well-being. It helps with hydration, temperature regulation, feather maintenance, and digestion. However, excessive humidity can be detrimental, potentially leading to respiratory issues and other health problems.

• Vitamin B12 ………………..5.0mg

Benefits: Vitamin B12 is crucial for pigeon health, particularly during racing and breeding seasons. It supports red blood cell formation, nervous system function, and energy metabolism, contributing to improved performance, increased stamina, and overall well-being.

• Vitamin D3………….10,00.000 IU

Benefits: Vitamin D3 promotes the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, essential for strong bones and a well-functioning nervous system. During winter months, when pigeons get less sunlight, additional vitamin D3 is necessary.

• Vitamin K ……………………0.2mg

Benefits: Vitamin K is crucial for pigeons as it’s essential for blood clotting and wound healing. It plays a key role in the synthesis of prothrombin, a protein involved in the clotting process. A deficiency can lead to excessive bleeding and delayed healing, especially after injuries sustained during flights or fights.

• Vitamin E Acetate………..0.4mg

Benefits: Vitamin E Acetate benefits pigeons by acting as an antioxidant, supporting muscle function, and boosting fertility. It protects cell membranes, aids in muscle recovery after races, and increases fertility in breeding pigeons. Additionally, it helps prevent muscle atrophy and stiffness.