Vitamins for hens against cannibalism and aggression ProZdrowo Spokojne Stado 2 kg

ProZdrowo Spokojne Stado supplementary feed mixture in a 2 kg package. It was created for poultry farms where aggression and cannibalism occur. These are serious problems that reduce animal productivity and also affect the well-being of birds. Feeding the ProZdrowo mixture has a calming effect on birds, because it supplements the birds' diet with vitamins, minerals and amino acids. It is precisely the deficiencies of nutrients that most often cause aggression in a flock of birds.

ProZdrowo Spokojne Stado is perfect for hens, but also ducks and other poultry that behave aggressively towards each other. The mixture for aggression also contains probiotic for hens, which has a beneficial effect on the digestive system of birds. The 2 kg package is very efficient and is enough for 200 kg of feed. The agent is administered together with the feed, thanks to which the birds have uniform access to vitamins.

Cannibalism in hens - a big breeding problem.

Aggression in a flock of birds can be caused by many factors. These include, among others, improper living conditions, too little space, lack of activities for the birds, introducing new birds to old ones. Aggressive behavior is also intensified by wounded birds that have traces of blood on their bodies. However, the most important cause of aggression in hens is a deficiency of vitamins and other minerals. This can be easily remedied by giving the birds a specially composed preparation for aggression.

Benefits of using the ProZdrowo hens aggression mixture:

• hens are calmer and less aggressive towards each other,
• better condition of birds, both physical and visual,
• higher resistance of birds to diseases,
• beneficial effect on the functioning of the digestive system.

How to administer vitamins for aggression to hens?

The agent for hens aggression is administered together with the feed. 1 kg of the preparation is enough for 100 kg of feed. 10-20 g of the mixture is intended for 10 birds.