IdaPlus Mineral Grit Mix Poultry Supplement Feed 5 kg

IdaPlus Mineral Grit Mix – optimal mineral supply for your poultry

The IdaPlus Mineral Grit Mix fulfils a key dual function in your poultry's diet: the quartz grit helps your birds grind down feed in the gizzard, since poultry have no teeth. At the same time, the shell lime provides valuable calcium for daily mineral supply, supporting excellent eggshell quality.

The finely balanced grain size makes the mix beak-friendly, so it also suits chicks, quails and other poultry. The added aniseed oil improves palatability, as poultry are particularly fond of its taste and smell.

Overview:

• Optimal mineral supply for poultry
• Ensures excellent eggshell quality
• Quartz grit supports digestion in the gizzard
• Valuable calcium source for healthy bone development
• Beak-friendly grain size for various poultry types
• With valuable aniseed oil for high acceptance

Composition:

• Carbonic shell lime (mussel shells, oyster shells)
• Limestone, quartz, redstone
• Maize, wheat, vegetable charcoal
• Dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate
• Magnesium oxide, sodium chloride, caramelised sugar

Analytical constituents:

• Calcium: 18.0%
• Sodium: 0.15%
• Phosphorus: 0.07%
• Methionine: 0.0%
• Lysine: 0.0%
• Sucrose: 0.03%

Nutritional additives per 1,000 g:

• Preservatives: Propionic acid (1k280) 1,900 mg
• Binders: Montmorillonite-illite (1g557) 1,830 mg
• Flavourings: Terpene-free star anise oil (CoE 238) 2,000 mg

Feeding recommendation:

Mix 10 g per bird into the feed daily or offer in separate feed bowls at all times. Adjust the amount so it is largely consumed by the next day.

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place protected from direct sunlight.

Scope of delivery:

1x IdaPlus Mineral Grit Mix, 5 kg

FAQ:

Can the IdaPlus Mineral Grit Mix also be used for chicks?
Yes, the composition is beak-friendly and suitable for various poultry types, including chicks and quails.

How is the product used?
Mix 10 g per bird into the feed daily or provide in separate feed bowls.

Is there anything to consider when feeding?
Simultaneous oral administration of macrolides, and in poultry of robenidine, should be avoided.