The administration of electrolytes in pigeons has its origin in the practice of sport among the human. It is not always as easy to transpose the products of humans on the animal world.

When you practice a sport, the man is sweating and eliminates salts and electrolytes through sweat glands.

That is why athletes need to compensate for this loss in view of fast recovery with the help of intake of electrolytes. By doing this, the balance is quickly restored

However, those who want to transpose this principle to the pigeons forget, however, that the latter do not have sweat glands ! Also, have you ever seen a homing pigeon returning from a flight contest absolutely soaked?

I the pigeons had sweat glands, after a flight very tiring, their plumage would certainly be wet and sticky because of the sweat. However, pigeons do not fly well when their feathers are wet. The evolution has responded by having the intelligence to simply omit the sweat glands in pigeons.

It should also be noted that: during the flights of the competition, the pigeons are suffering from loss of protein (weight), and that little loss of electrolyte. The loss of protein is expected to be quickly offset with amino acids highly dosed such that Tollyamin Forte or Sedochol Plus as well as animal protein of high quality such as Immunol. However, it should be pointed out that there is a pertinent use of electrolytes in poultry, especially for chickens to lay eggs every day. In this area, the administration of electrolytes is essential.

In pigeonnes breeding sedentary for several years to achieve all the years one, two, three or more egg-laying and raising young, with the administration of electrolytes would also be extremely relevant. This would avoid the exhaustion and malnutrition of some pigeonnes livestock, to the extent that the pigeon breeding compensates for the lack of electrolytes during the training phase of the egg by reducing the reserves of minerals of its own bone structure. It is the way nature was intended to protect the egg of a deficit. Nature could not foresee that breeders of pigeons, livestock were going to build facilities transforming the pigeonnes breeding machines to lay eggs almost like chickens.

Dosage for pigeonnes breeding 10 g / 1 litre of drinking water

For this reason, our new special blend displays a dosage 30 times higher than that of mixtures of electrolytes that are traditional. The administration of Electrolyt-Balance prevents the droppings watery in young pigeons that often occur during the second litter. You certainly have already seen how the droppings may be watery in young pigeons in the nest. These droppings in water are generally the result of an imbalance of electrolytes.

Dosage young pigeons (droppings aqueous) 20 g / 1 litre of drinking water

Electrolyt-Balance helps to restore the balance in your pigeon breeding.