Nekton Breed-Star Supplement for Birds, 30g
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- Age Range: Breeding Adults
- Brand: Nekton
- Breed Recommendation: All pet birds before breeding season
- In stock, ready to ship
- Vitamin E + 18 Amino Acids
- Human-Grade Ingredients
- Supports Breeding & Egg Quality
- Low stock - 4 items left
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Nekton Breed-Star is a complete breeding supplement that gets birds ready for a successful season. It combines all essential vitamins, minerals and trace elements with a generous dose of vitamin E and 18 amino acids to support fertility, egg quality and healthy chicks.
KEY BENEFITS:
- High vitamin E content to support fertility and hatching
- 18 amino acids, rich in arginine, lysine, methionine, threonine and tryptophan
- Supports egg quality and the immune system during breeding
- Ideal together with Nekton Calcium-Plus for balanced breeding
Analytical Constituents (per kg):
- Lysine 43,000 mg
- Methionine 18,700 mg
- Tryptophan 12,600 mg
- Arginine 51,190 mg
- Threonine 31,050 mg
Nutritional Additives (per kg):
- Vitamin A 5,500,000 IU
- Vitamin D3 80,333 IU
- Vitamin E 55,000 mg
- Vitamin B1 1,170 mg
- Vitamin B2 2,800 mg
- Calcium D-pantothenate 6,900 mg
- Niacinamide 20,690 mg
- Vitamin B6 2,000 mg
- Folic acid 2,660 mg
- Vitamin B12 5,130 µg
- Vitamin C 13,890 mg
- Vitamin K3 1,111 mg
- Biotin 30,000 µg
- Iron 2,500 mg
- Zinc 1,220 mg
- Manganese 1,250 mg
- Copper 200 mg
- Iodine 100 mg
Dextrose, calcium carbonate. Technological additives: sepiolite 5,000 mg/kg, silica.
Directions For Use:
- Mix 1 g (1 level measuring spoon) of Nekton Breed-Star into 250 ml (8.5 fl oz) of water or 100 g (3.5 oz) of soft food.
- Start at least 3 weeks before breeding.
- Stop once the first egg is laid and the hen is sitting, then return to daily Nekton S and Nekton MSA.
Storage:
- Store dry and out of direct sunlight at 59°–77°F (15°–25°C).
- Do not store in the refrigerator.
- Keep the container tightly closed between uses.
Warnings:
- Contains more vitamin D and trace elements than a complete feed; may only make up to 2% of a bird's daily ration.
- Do not give during incubation; it can over-stimulate the male.
