Pienso LOR Unifeed Jilguero Mantenimiento

LOR Unifeed Carduelis Maintenance Feed

Unifeed Carduelis: compound feed for Carduelis Carduelis, Carduelis major, Carduelis Caniceps

Composition: cereals, vegetable proteins, oils and fats, sugars, minerals, probiotics, vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, aromas.

Instructions for use: administer the product as is or with water until obtaining a mixture with the consistency of a homemade ice cream. In the latter case, the palatability of unifeed usually increases, but it is necessary to replace the unused product at least once a day (especially during the summer period);

Method of conversion to unifeed: most animals like the product immediately, even dry, while for those who are reluctant to feed on an unknown food or for particularly neo-phobic species, it is useful to add water to the consistency of a homemade ice cream into which a small amount of seeds will be mixed (10-15%) in order to force the animal to taste it during the search for seeds (all this clearly after having removed the seed mixture or anything else from the aviary). Once the intake of the unifeed has been determined, only the dry or wet product should be administered.

Types:

Reproduction: unifeed is particularly rich in vitamins, provitamins and microelements to be administered about 2 months before laying (late winter, early spring); it stimulates the mating of the subjects, increases fertility and favours the correct hatching of the eggs.

Reproduction: unifeed with a higher content of proteins, mineral salt and vitamin D for correct growth of the pullus; it is used from the moment the eggs hatch (or one or two days before) until the young are weaned; "wet" administration is recommended.

Muta: a unifeed with a higher content of sulphur amino acids and zinc to support the metabolism in a delicate period such as moulting.

Maintenance: unifeed throughout the year, for non-reproducing or recently weaned subjects. Supports and restores liver function after metabolic stress, such as oviposition (women) and moulting.