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hi , i was wondering if anyone on this forum uses rapeseed oil on their pigeons corn . if anyone does , please could they tell me whether they use it on their race team ,moulting pigeons , or breeders . also could they tell me what benefits it has for the pigeon . thanks for reading this post , any answers appreciated mark
go for it mate , used all year round twice a week on all stock , when adding yeast to the small seed , fatty acids , omega oils , and other enzymes lacking in the corn that make up the staple diat
This year I used an oil specially prepared for pigeons. I noticed that it contained sunflower oil. I priced this in Tesco and found it to be considerably cheaper than the oil sold for pigeons. I feel there is scope here to mix our own blend of oils as required by using supermarket available ingredients much more cheaply than the commercially available blend. Yes I will include Rape seed oil next year when I start blending.
i use 1 part rape(vegetable), 2 parts sunflower, 1 part flax, 1 part wheatgerm 2 garlic cloves in a bottle in the fridge twice a week dried with seaweed powder, or brewars yeast and when breeing sma milk
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