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-65%Versele-Laga Traditional Depurative Pigeon Feed 25kg—
$47.65
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Versele-Laga Traditional Depurative is a high-quality grain mixture for the dieting and purification period.
- Ideal depurative mixture for the sports season or the resting period
- Varied and easily digestible food
- Also for pigeons in rest and hens
ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS: crude protein 10%, crude fat 4.5%, crude fibre 5.5%, crude ash 2.5%
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
On average, 30 g of feed per day per pigeon. Always provide fresh drinking water.
TIPS
An ideal mixture to feed the racing pigeons in the middle of the week. Makes sure they get enough energy inside, but still keep training well. Once the pigeons are training enough around the loft they can be fed sufficiently.
On average, 30 g of feed per day per pigeon. Always provide fresh drinking water.
TIPS
An ideal mixture to feed the racing pigeons in the middle of the week. Makes sure they get enough energy inside, but still keep training well. Once the pigeons are training enough around the loft they can be fed sufficiently.
Description
Versele-Laga Traditional Depurative is a high-quality grain mixture for the dieting and purification period.
- Ideal depurative mixture for the sports season or the resting period
- Varied and easily digestible food
- Also for pigeons in rest and hens
ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS: crude protein 10%, crude fat 4.5%, crude fibre 5.5%, crude ash 2.5%
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
On average, 30 g of feed per day per pigeon. Always provide fresh drinking water.
TIPS
An ideal mixture to feed the racing pigeons in the middle of the week. Makes sure they get enough energy inside, but still keep training well. Once the pigeons are training enough around the loft they can be fed sufficiently.
On average, 30 g of feed per day per pigeon. Always provide fresh drinking water.
TIPS
An ideal mixture to feed the racing pigeons in the middle of the week. Makes sure they get enough energy inside, but still keep training well. Once the pigeons are training enough around the loft they can be fed sufficiently.
