water additives

[kev01293]

  :-/what do you put in your pigeons water and why? being a novice im always keen to hear of all the different products and what you think of them? do you think you wasted your money or was it worth every penny? is there a product that you wouldnt be without?

                                         kev :-/

[sapper756]

GARLIC AND CIDERVINEGAR

[maverick]

MORE WATER

[Guest]

Like Maverick, I tend to put very little in the drinker and anything I want to give the birds I mix it with the feed and use wheat germ as a binder

[Guest Paulo]

listen to Hyacinths advice and listen good. The pigeons don't like their water being tampered with so avoid putting anything in unless neccessary as fresh clean water is one of the main building blocks of life and health in all animals.

 

Gempanax and strike are two top products many top fanciers on here recommend. The only thing I put in water is garlic and cider vinigar two days a week.

[Guest]

The only thing I feel really comfortable with putting in water is green tea, which i give them when I want to clear blueish/purple breasts, I give this for 5 days and add a drop of garlic oil 3 days from the five

[Guest Paulo]

so green teas food for detoxing eh do you just make a batch and let it cool down and add to water?

[Guest]

I brew 4/6 tea bags (human type from the Supermarket) in a tea pot, let it cool, then add to a gallon drinker

[Guest TAMMY_1]

THE ONLY GOOD THING TO MIX WITH WATER IS THE OLD SCOTCH AMBER NECTAR

[Guest anthony]

have you heard of mixing lime juice to water?it is made of citric acid

[kev01293]

THINK I WILL CARRY ON USING THE GEMTHEPAX TWICE WEEKLY AS THE BIRDS LOOK GREAT SINCE I STARTED USING IT,IVE ALSO HEARD OF GOOD THINGS SAID ABOUT SOMETHING CALLED KAUCABAUM-IS ANYONE ON THE FORUM USING IT AND IF SO WHAT DO U THINK OF IT?

                                        KEV

[Guest]

I've use freshly squeezed lemon juice about once a week (The Jif stuff in the bottles is no good because of the additives) but I mix it with the feed, using brewers yeast as a binder.