7003 g-spirits moulting
complete mixture for an optimal moulting period
- premium grain mixture with pellet for racing pigeons
- suitable for optimal moulting
- feed g-spirits all year round for optimal resistance
- do not give vitamins or minerals in addition
- note: supplement with stomach gravel
Weights
Product description
complete mixture for an optimal moulting period
Product specifications
Composition:
barley pigeon, dari red, blue peas, pigeon maize, wheat pigeon, small round corn, peas yellow, safflowerseed, maize gritz, dari white, paddyrice, soya dehulled extracted toasted, mungbeans, linseeds, maple peas, turnip rape seed, sunflowerseed striped small, shell grit, dehydrated alfalfa meal, sunflowerseed black, whey powder, soybeans toasted, brewer's yeast, potatoprotein, lecithin, organic acids
analytical constituents/kg
crude protein 14,2 %, crude fat 5,7 %, crude fiber 6,1 %, crude ash 4,3 %, calcium 6,66 g, phosphorus 4,45 g, sodium 0,84 g
Addition/kg Vitamins
3a672a Vitamin(e) A 6000 IE, 3a671 Vitamin(e) D3 1200 IE, 3a300 Vitamin(e) C 79 mg, 3a700 Vitamin(e) E 147 mg
Addition/kg Traces
copper (3b413 Cu-chelate of glycine hydrate) 8 mg, zinc (3b607 Zn-chelate of glycine hydrate) 28 mg, manganese (3b506 Mn-chelate of glycine hydrate) 57 mg, iron (3b103 Fe-sulphate, monohydrate) 41 mg, iodine (3b202 calcium iodate anhydrous) 1 mg, selenium (3b8.12 Se-organic CNCM 1-3399) 0.18 mg
Feeding advice
general
- G-spirits feeds should be fed regularly year-round in order to build up and maintain the pigeons’ resistance. Super healthy pigeons won’t become sick. The whole g-spirits feeding schedule is also suitable for young pigeons, cocks and widow hens. Preferably give no supplements. Support with or choose only for medical treatment if there’s something really wrong with the pigeons.
moulting
- give from the time moulting begins until the final new feather is half-grown 7003 g-spirits moulting
resting
- give 7004 g-spirits resting during the resting period. Vary the amounts if the temperature indicates to do so
breeding
- give breeding pigeons 7004 g-spirits resting until the young have just hatched. Afterwards give 7002 g-spirits breeding and increase the amount of feed with 20 – 30%
- feed the breeders after the weaning until the beginning of the moulting period 7004 g-spirits resting
- feed the squabs from the time of weaning on 7002 g-spirits breeding. Increase the amount during the winter or extreme cold
- pigeons shouldn’t be underfed, but they should be able to ingest all ingredients easily
racing
- switch over to 7001 g-spirits sprint when the fledglings begin flying and adjust the amount to the intensity of the training
- a pigeon eats an average of 30g of feed per day: a bit less during very warm weather, a bit more during very cold weather
- adjust the amount of feed if there’s reason to. Feed widow hens more sparingly, if desired, with 5311 pigeonbarley
- make sure widow hens which won’t be racing get 7004 g-spirits resting. Don’t give them too much feed
- with g-spirits there should be a bit more feed given in the beginning and then gradually decrease the amount. If desired, give pigeons going on longer or more difficult flights a full feeding beforehand.
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