Ingredients

Potential Benefits

Lions Mane Mushroom Extracts

Lion’s mane mushroom has been in use for centuries in eastern medicine. It is very effective in improving nerve development and function. It improves motor function and helps in nerve regeneration after any injury. Zinc, potassium, and other minerals in lion's mane extract strengthen the immune system and improve muscle function.

It also helps protect the lining of the stomach and improves the absorption of nutrients.

Reishi Mushroom Extracts

Reishi mushroom has a proven clinical history of improving lung health and lessening fatigue. It exerts beneficial effects on vital organs liver, kidneys, and heart. It is helpful in preventing and treating viral infections like avian influenza and Newcastle disease.

Hemp Protein

Hemp protein has a healthy amount of beneficial fatty acids that help your pigeon maintain good cardiovascular health. Improved brain function and development of lean body mass are some of the known advantages of adding hemp protein to your pigeon’s diet plan.

Casein Protein

Casein protein has countless benefits for all animals including pigeons. The most important ones include muscle buildup, improved metabolic rate, and provision of amino acids for a prolonged period of time. A healthy amount of protein is essential for strong feathers, proper flight, and effective insulation of the body.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is a well-known antioxidant that reduced oxidative stress. In simple words, it helps strengthen your pigeon’s immune system and slows down the process of aging. It helps in tissue growth and maintenance. Vitamin C is an essential component of countless reactions in the body.

Riboflavin

If you have pigeons, you may have come across some cases of curled toe paralysis. This is a very distinct problem caused by a deficiency of Riboflavin (Vit B2). Apart from being vital for the proper growth and strength of limbs, riboflavin is also important for embryonic growth in birds. A healthy amount of riboflavin is necessary for maintaining the weight of the birds.

Methylcobalamin

Among all Vit B complexes, Methylcobalamin (Vit B12) plays some of the most important functions in the body of your pigeon. Broadly speaking, it is involved in the formation of RBCs, smooth functioning of the gastrointestinal tract, and maintenance of a sound nervous system.

Reduced hatchability, poor feather condition, and anemia in pigeons can be due to a deficiency of methylcobalamin.

Pyridoxine

Pyridoxine (Vit B6) is essential as part of enzymes for completion of fats and protein metabolism. Apart from Vit B12, Pyrxidoxine is also involved in blood cells formation and muscle growth.

A deficiency of Vit B6 can lead to nervous signs and pigeons falling to the side or on their backs.

Maltodextrin and Dextrin

Maltodextrin and Dextrin are carbohydrates that are primary sources of energy for the body. An adequate amount of carbohydrates in the diet is necessary to ward off fatigue and lethargy. A healthy amount of maltodextrin keeps your pigeon active and energetic throughout the day.