Guest LBuddle Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Hello all, What do you think is the best Probotic on the market and why?
Guest Freebird Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Only one I have used and does what it say's on the tin. Seems expensive at £18 but I've had it over a year and still not halfway through. It is specific for birds. Well worth considering. http://www.nationalbirddesigns.com/page2.html
greenlands Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 I use to use Probac,but found it difficult to get hold of so I went on to Primalac and I'm very pleased with it.Very very economic especially if two of you buy a tub between you.Lindsay.http://www.primalac.com/documents/PigeonFlyer-Rev[1].pdf
OLDYELLOW Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 live natural yoghurt because ive used it for years
JohnQuinn Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Hello all, What do you think is the best Probotic on the market and why? Letting nature take its course for 5 seasons in your loft, disposing of everything that gets sick. Why? After 5 seasons the doos in your lofts will be robust, strong and in no need of any immunity boosters
billt Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Letting nature take its course for 5 seasons in your loft, disposing of everything that gets sick. Why? After 5 seasons the doos in your lofts will be robust, strong and in no need of any immunity boostersHow nice to read a sensible post after all this rubbish spoken, I presume you treat your family the same, if not, why not? I am talking to the users of unnecessary medication
Guest Freebird Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 How nice to read a sensible post after all this rubbish spoken, I presume you treat your family the same, if not, why not? I am talking to the users of unnecessary medicationProbiotic is NOT medication. In the real (wild) world birds have accsess to a lot of things our birds do not including natural probiotics in berries, fruits etc. This is the only "product" I use and as John Quinn says, natural immunity is paramount and birds of poor general health should be removed to build a strong line of natural immunity. Pro-biotics are natural bacteria essential in bird health especially under stress be it racing, breeding or showing. It quickly replaces the lost bacteria during stressfull conditions and yes, my family do take probiotics especially after being ill so what's your problem?
billt Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Probiotic is NOT medication. In the real (wild) world birds have accsess to a lot of things our birds do not including natural probiotics in berries, fruits etc. This is the only "product" I use and as John Quinn says, natural immunity is paramount and birds of poor general health should be removed to build a strong line of natural immunity.Thats why mine are on open loft
Guest Freebird Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Thats why mine are on open loft That's good but not everyone can have this so needs must. I still say your birds would still benefit from pro-bo's when under stress.
Tony C Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 Stress is a gateway to illness. The quicker we can get a pigeon to recover from over exertion the less chance it'll go backwards. I wouldn't call helping a pigeon to recover quicker 'propping up'. Years ago pigeons were given Johnsons Restorer/Tonic so you could say aiding a pigeon to recover is nothing new, Probiotics is just another step forward.
frank-123 Posted November 20, 2010 Report Posted November 20, 2010 primlac i used it this season past did it make my pigeons any better don't know but it keeps my mind at peace
gulkie Posted November 21, 2010 Report Posted November 21, 2010 primlac i used it this season past did it make my pigeons any better don't know but it keeps my mind at peaceI agree with you a lot of fanciers use these things, but don't see any differencein the birds, its only to pacify themselves that it does what it says on the tin.
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