Nekton S Multi-Vitamin Supplement for Birds, 35g

I have used this for 40+ years. Always had healthy Macaws, Cockatoos, Greys, and Amazons.Harley, is a Greenwing Macaw,33 years old

I’ve been very happy with this vitamin supplement for my birds. It’s easy to use and mixes well with their food or water. I like having a convenient way to provide additional vitamins and nutrients as part of their regular care. The container is a good size and the product seems to be well made. Overall, a great addition to my birds’ daily routine and I would definitely recommend it to other bird owners

I've bought this before, years ago. My cockatiel just turned 23, and is going through an intense molt. Bought this to give her a boost.

Everything good.

Good supplement

This will work. I have 2 finches and 2 canaries. Just know that for the 5oz jar you WILL need a tweezers to get the tinyscoop out the bottle. The larger bottles your two fingers will probably fit in there.It's a powder and it colors the water I feed them a little yellow which is perfect. I'll have healthy birds now.

Vet recommended and it works for my parrots, there is no smell and they have no issue with eating.

Nexton-s is a necessary vitamin product that helps birds in many ways, keeps their feathers smooth, birds are highly stressed, which can lead to picking feathersIt's a great and necessary product, your birds will Thank You for it!

I still trying to buy the complete set of vitamins that they have to offer I still got a large quantity of them now I'm still trying to add more each month as I can as I try to buy the other things that they need I am having success in the birds are getting well I hope that they will recover fully it's just trying to keep them well and their babies healthy and it's been up big battle but I know when I have blood transfusions I need to have vitamin B12 and I have to be consistent with it at least 2 to 3,000 mg a day and 2 to 3,000 mg of vitamin C as well as iron supplements

This is the ONLY vitamin I have found that is worth the money and time it has been used by me for birds from parakeets to amazon greys for approx 20 years. First was told about it by at a "bird club" meeting by an avian vet, he went on and on about it and so back in the day had to order from Germany directly or something crazy if the local bird shop ran out and they did frequently as this stuff is the BEST. Helps birds cope the the general stress they endure daily because well basically they are not our in the wild (I have rescue birds) so as they are easily stressed and can get ill and or feather pick, this has helped resolve many problems by getting the proper nutrition in addition to the stuff they will be picky about. If you have birds this is the least you can do for them. It is hard to get all of the nutrients they would normally get out in the wild to them with just seed, treats, and even fresh fruit and veggies...this is the needed little extra to keep them healthy or if a bird is ill get them back on track with the care, of course of your Avian Veterinary Specialist. HANDY TIP: When you open it, gently poke a few holes in the foil protective cover as I like to sprinkle this not only in water but on food as well as of course we know they don't drink all that water. So I use it on various foods and it works out very well for not only sick birds but to maintain health and not have to go down that road at all.

One of my budgies had to have a lipoma removed and he was in tough health. I could never get him fully off the seed diet (pet store keet). After the surgery he continued to have signs of what looked like liver disease...fast growing bruised beak...bruised toe nails. I thought my little guy was done for. I started putting together some liver support tinctures mixed in fruit juices and gave him a few drops each day. He improved some (beak a bit & more activity), but the discoloration of his feathers above his nose grew worse.I kept reading and even though everything pointed to liver (even the vet thought so), except for the fact that he wasn't overweight and had plenty of exercise, but the discoloration of the feathers above the cere...I read it might be vitamin A...only because people said their birds liver problems (or exhibited the same signs as mine) cleared up after an aloe detox. Well, what is aloe rich in? Turns out after a quick google...vitaimin A. However, giving vitamin A to him with liver problems seemed to be extremely dangerous. It got to the point that I had to take the risk and I bought Nekon S and mixed organic carrot juice (and other liver support amino acids and vitamins)...The feathers above his cere have cleared up. Beak growth (don't have to clip nearly as often) has slowed down and the bruising is almost gone. He's singing and happily chirping as he buzzes my head around the house. He hasn't looked this great in years and I'm not sure it was his liver after all.Thanks Nekon, I really would have missed my little guy.

My cockatiel bird would lose all of the feathers on his chest and in other spots every winter when he molts. I did research on a few websites for caged birds and an aviarian stated that the mistake bird owners make is not knowing to purchase vitamins that also have amino acids and trace minerals in them along with regular vitamins.This product has everything in it as one. I started my bird on Nekton about one month before he usually molts and I was very pleased with the results. He didn't lose nearly as many feathers on his chest or other areas of his body, and he was less cranky during his molting.I have used Nekton daily for about 3 yrs. During molting, I add just a little bit more powder to his daily water and when molting is done, I go back to normal dose.The powder will leave a residue in the water, which I do not want my bird to drink. To fix this problem, I get out an extra bowl and press two paper towels down into it, pour the mixture over the paper towels, raise the papers out of the bowl and then pour the mixture into the bowl that fits in the bird cage. It's a very simple process and my bird gets to drink granual free water.