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Röhnfried Entrobac, 600g
Entrobac is a dietary supplement for pigeons. It contains probiotic bacteria and special dietary prebiotic fibres that are required for an optimal settlement of the intestinal flora. Entrobac is most suitable for the colon cleansing during or after strains, feed changes, stress phases, and treatments. The included bacterial strain is stable to many antibiotics and therefore Entrobac is during and after antibiotic treatments well establishing bowel. The positive gut flora is promoted by Entrobac, the immune system strengthened and harmful germs are pushed back such as E.Coli, salmonella and Clostridium. Also, the bacteria produce metabolites that are effective against fungi.
Composition: Maltodextrin, dextrose, Mannans oligosaccharides 5.0%
Analytical components: Crude protein 1.8%, raw fat 0.2%, crude fibre 5.0%, crude ash 3.0%, methionine 0.12%, sodium 0.0%, lysine 0.0%
Content of additives per kg: nutritional additives: Vitamins: Vitamin A vitamin A supplement 250,000 I.E., vitamin E as all rac-alpha tocopheryl acetate (E672) 600mg, vitamin K 25mg, vitamin C as sodium L ascorbate 10. 000mg, biotin as D( ) biotin 1500mg, vitamin B1 as thiamine 500mg, vitamin B6 as Pyridoxol hydrochloride 500mg, vitamin B2 as riboflavin 105mg, vitamin B12 2. 500µg, Nicotinic Acid 1000 mg, Pantothenic acid as calcium-D pantothenate supplement 500 mg, microorganisms of Bacillus subtilis 20x10h10 KBE
Feeding recommendation:
General: 5 g (1 scoop) per 1 kg of feed or per 1 l of drinking water
Travel time: Two days after the flight.
Mauser & Breeding: 2 times a week
Young pigeons: 2 days before and 2 days after each name and Prize flight
After treatment: 10 g (2 scoops) per 1 kg of feed
The regeneration of the intestinal flora after treatment over several days in a row feed.
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Notes from Alfred Berger:
It is known from numerous scientific studies with pre- and probioca that these can have health-promoting effects on the target organism.
A basic distinction must be made between prebiotics and probiotics. The prebiotics represent a nutritional basis for probiotic bacteria in the intestinal area. They create a healthy intestinal environment and stabilize the natural intestinal flora and thus support the immune system.
However, a successful probiotic must meet the various requirements of modern pigeon farming. On the one hand, it makes sense that it is acid-stable so that it can withstand the low pH value in the stomach without any problems, so that it can develop its effect in the intestine and is not rendered useless by the stomach acids. The field of application of a probiotic defines further requirements. These are often prescribed for intestinal cleansing after antibiotic administration in order to rebuild the destroyed intestinal flora. Recently, we have probiotics available that contain a large number of probiotic bacteria that are stable against commonly used antibiotics such as colistin, enrofloxacin and amoxicillin.
It is therefore possible to rebuild the destroyed intestinal flora even while administering antibiotics. The probiotic bacteria (probiotics) promote the growth of the lactobacilli in the small intestine by optimizing the living conditions of the body's own probiotic bacteria. This suppresses germs such as E.Coli, salmonella and clostridia.
An additional benefit of these new probiotics is that their metabolites inhibit the growth of fungi.
It makes sense that many intestinal cleansing preparations also contain a special prebiotic to sustainably nourish the positive intestinal flora.
The administration of a probiotic is always recommended after periods of stress. For example, a change in feed or lack of water over a longer period of time can lead to dysbiosis (disorder of the intestinal flora) in the intestines and thus weaken the pigeons' defenses. The weakness is accompanied by a drop in performance or an illness in the pigeons. The probiotics of the latest generation reliably counteract dysbiosis after phases of stress. In order to complete the supply after stress phases such as training stress in young pigeons, cabin stays and medication cures, vitamins are also ideally included in a defined concentration in order to accelerate the best possible regeneration.
Ihr Alfred Berger