الســـــلام عليكـــــم ورحمة الله وبركاتة
اخواني اعضاء هذا المنتدى الكبير تقبل الله صيامكم
اليوم رحت على البيطري وسألته عن فيتامين به كل مايحتاجه الطائر اثناء عملية التكاثر
فنصحني الدكتور او الصيدلاني بهذا المنتج ("Promotor "L) وقال ان هذا المنتج يغني عن كل الفيتامينات التي يحتاجها الحيوان وان مكوناته بالضبط هي المكتوبه على المنتج
المهم انا اخذت بنصيحة الصيدلاني وشريت المنتج وحبيت اعرضه عليكم واخذ رايكم ورائي من جرب هذا المنتج. خبرني الصيدلاني بان استخدم 1مم لكل 1لتر ماء
وهذا الربط به صورة المنتج ومكوناته
http://www.sykes.net.au/sykes/promotor.htm
مكونات هذا المنتج
Preventing and treating Vitamin and Amino Acid Deficiencies in your livestock.
Active Constituents
• 153.000 g/L Hydrolysed vegetable protein
• 10.000 MIU Vitamin A
• 1.000 mg/L Biotin-D
• 2.500 g/L Inositol
• 1.250 mg/L Vitamin B12
• 16.250 g/L Vitamin B3
• 0.500 mg/L Vitamin B15 (Pangamic Acid)
• 7.500 g/L Pantothenol-D
• 2.500 g/L Vitamin B2
• 1.750 g/L Vitamin B1 (Thiamine Hydrochloride)
• 1.125 g/L Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochlorire)
• 2.000 MIU Vitamin D3
• 0.500 g/L Vitamin K
Product Description
Vitamin deficiency can occur due to incorrect or a sudden change in feeding, or during stressful environmental conditions including drought and floods. Other stresses can also cause vitamin deficiency such as transportation, during reproduction periods and diseases where the body metabolism is altered or in cases of prolonged inappetence or defects in intestinal absorption.
Promotor L is important in the prevention and treatment of Vitamin and amino acid deficiencies in Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pigs and Poultry. The combination of vitamins and amino acids aids by giving the animals the nutritional supplements they need with a significant beneficial effect.
Pack Size
• 1L
• 5L
Storage
Store below 25oC (air conditioning), in a dry place away from light.
Directions
Promotor L may be given either mixed with feed or as a drench, but it is important with these animals that it be consumed quickly, therefore make sure that the animals are hungry before administration, that they have ample feeding space and animals of comparative size be treated. Treat small or weak animals separately.
