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Serivit Latac (alto contenido en vitaminas A-D3-E)

Serivit Latac (alto contenido en vitaminas A-D3-E) Latac

Serivit Latac (alto contenido en vitaminas A-D3-E)
5.75€
Serivit Latac (alto contenido en vitaminas A-D3-E)
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  • Product Code: 1074
Tags: SERIVIT , A+D3+E , Latac
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Tags: SERIVIT , A+D3+E , Latac
Multivitamin supplement A-D3-E

Vitamins are absolutely necessary for all animals, and most exposed shortcomings are of course those who are bred in captivity and can not freely choose their food.

In birds cage, despite procure a varied, often occur inadequacies of some essential vitamins.

Even not showing symptoms of vitamin deficiency, these deficiencies pose an increased susceptibility to various diseases and cause reproductive abnormalities: infertility, poor fertilization, embryo mortality, poor hatches, of which the breeder, often fails to explain why.

Is difficult to determine exactly which avitaminosis, moreover, often multiple. Therefore it is best regular administration of SERIVIT, which also contains all the B vitamins are essential for the biological balance of birds.

Dosage and Directions: Mix of 4-6 drops of SERIVIT in a trough running water (40 ml) and water use as one or two days a week, preparing each time. The packaging of 150 ml. The dose is 1 capful per 2 liters of water. It is recommended, depending on the period, simultaneous with SERIFEROL or SERIMUDA.

Drinking water must be prepared every day.

Target species: Canarios, pigeons and ornamental birds in general.

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