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Psittacus Hand Feeding High Protein
Indicated
This product is indicated to manually raise, from the moment that the cannons of the feathers appear, those species of parrot that require low fat diets (Amazona, Cacatua, Psittacula, etc.). Contains high oleic oil, stable and suitable to your needs. It also contains papaya, favoring the digestive transit.
Recommendations
It's a continuation porridge. For example, in Amazons is used from the third week of life when the canyons of the feathers begin to appear. For younger animals, it is preferable to use porridge first. It is formulated to constitute 100% of the parrot diet. In the phase of emancipation will be gradually replaced by the solid food. Mix with warm water at a concentration of 20-25% (texture similar to beaten yogurt). Once opened, store in a cool, dry place (it is possible to freeze the hermetically packaged product but it is not advisable to keep it in the refrigerator).
Daily consumption
On average, parrots eat 7 to 10ml of porridge per feeding and per 100g of body weight. It should be given to the chicks in the quantity and number of shots appropriate for each individual and age of development. It should be noted that the parrot has to be empty before each shot.
Composition
Cereal grains, products and byproducts of oil seeds and fruits, vegetable oils, legume seeds, products and by-products of cereal grains, minerals, fructose, dried beer yeast, dehydrated papaya, inulin (0.05%)
Additives
Flavor mixtures (contains Yucca schidigera extract 0.015%); Rosmarinus officinalis extract; Tagetes erecta flower extract / Sepiolite / Natural extracts rich in tocopherols, palmitil-6-ascorbic acid / Oligoelement compounds (chelates of iron, copper, manganese and zinc, anhydrous calcium iodate and hydroxylated selenomethionine analogue) / Vitamins, provitamins and chemically defined substances of similar effect (A, D3, E, C, K, B1, B2, B6, B12, Pantothenic Acid, Niacin, Folic Acid, Biotin, Choline Chloride, B-Carotene, Betaine Anhydrous)
Analytical components
Humidity 7.0%, Crude protein 20.5%, Crude oils and fats 10.0%, Crude fiber 3.8%, Crude ash 6.1%
EAN: 8437002885649, 8437002885663
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PSITTACUS CATALONIA, S.L. was created in 1998 with the initial objective of developing its main activity in the field of psittacine birds (parrots) as pets. Currently its field of action is much broader and includes all the companion and ornamental birds.
The most important work areas of the company are:
The development, manufacture and commercialization of foods for psitácidos with the mark PSITTACUS.
The development and manufacture and marketing of food for canaries and wild finches with the SERINUS brand.
The development, manufacture and marketing of food for pigeons and other wild birds under the WILDIETS brand.
The breeding in captivity of the species of bird that has more prestige as a companion animal: the gray African parrot with red tail or yaco.
The carrying out of research studies in our own R & D center and in collaboration with scientific entities.
The publication of specialized publications on the breeding and possession of parrots.
The dissemination of knowledge about captive breeding of parrots.
Collaboration with non-profit entities linked to the promotion of captive breeding and the protection of wild populations in captivity.
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