Wisbroek Probiotic
Before: Avis Cibum Probioticum
How does it work?
It is important that birds have a healthy intestinal flora. Wisbroek Probiotic supports intestinal functions and aids recovery in the following situations:
After a worm or antibiotic treatment
In stress situations
Thin and watery stools
With poor condition and feed intake
Advice for use
Use 5 grams of Probiotic per kg of food. Give this for 3 days and then twice a week. It can be used as a maintenance dose or as a preventative measure.
Who is it suitable for?
Wisbroek Probiotic is suitable for all birds.
Wisbroek Probiotic
was previously
Avis Cibum Probioticum
Avis Cibum is begin 2022 onder de vleugels van Wisbroek verdergegaan. De supplementen vormen een mooie aanvulling op het bestaande assortiment van Wisbroek. We zijn, in nauwe samenwerking met de grondleggers van Avis Cibum, druk bezig om de huidige producten verder te optimaliseren én diverse nieuwe producten te ontwikkelen. Het assortiment supplementen zal onder de naam Wisbroek dus nog verder uitbreiden!
Composition
Sodium chloride, maize, seaweed extract.
Analytical constituents
| Moisture | 10,9% |
| Ash | 14,0% |
| Oil & fat | 2,6% |
| Fibre | 1,3% |
| Protein | 4,6% |
| Lysine | 11,6% |
| Methionine | 0% |
| Sodium | 0% |
Additives
| Technical additives | |
| Lactobacillus acidophilus | 45.000 million CFU/kg |
| Saccharomyces cerevisiae SC47 | 125.000 million CFU/kg |
Disclaimer: Wisbroek continuously strives for optimal composition of the various types of feed. Shown values may therefore differ from the actual product. See the label on the package for the exact composition. Genoemde waarden kunnen derhalve afwijken van het daadwerkelijke product. Zie het etiket op de verpakking voor de exacte samenstelling.
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.
