
How does it work?
Birds that live with humans, in an aviary for example, can usually use some extra vitamins to stay beautiful and healthy. They need sufficient resistance in winter to be in top condition for the breeding season in spring. Regular addition of vitamin A and D3 can give the birds an extra boost.
Wisbroek VitaPro A-D3-E-C is a liquid vitamin combination of vitamins A, D3, E and C. Each vitamin has its own benefits. Vitamin A contributes to good vision, a healthy immune system and good cell formation. For recessive birds, this is a good supplement. Vitamin D3 promotes the development of the skeleton by stimulating the calcium absorption in the bones. Birds that receive little natural sunlight can often use this vitamin as a supplement. Vitamins C and E are anti-oxidants. They contribute to the protection of the body cells.

Full description
Wisbroek VitaPro A-D3-E-C is a vitamin combination for addition to drinking water.
Nutritional advice
Add 1 to 2 ml of Wisbroek VitaPro A-D3-E-C to 1 litre of drinking water.
Important: Never give it in pure form to your bird.
Advice for use
Add 1 to 2 ml of Wisbroek VitaPro A-D3-E-C to 1 litre of drinking water.
Important: Never give it in pure form to your bird.
Who is it suitable for?
Wisbroek VitaPro A-D3-E-C is a vitamin combination suitable for all birds.
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Composition
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Analytical constituents
| Vitamin A (E672 | 50.000.000 IE/l |
| Vitamin D3 (E671) | 5.000.000 IE/l |
| Vitamin C (E300) | 100.000 mg/l |
| Vitamin E (E3a700) | 30.000 mg/l |
Additives
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Disclaimer: Wisbroek is continuously working to optimize the composition of its various feeds. Therefore, said values may vary from the actual product. See the label on the package for the exact composition.

High diversity
The high diversity in raw materials makes our Wisbroek food a perfect balanced recipe for birds.

Natural ingredients
In our Wisbroek food we include natural ingredients that birds eat in the wild.

Worldwide fed by zoos
Zoos around the world have been recommending our food and feeding it to their birds for years.





