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Post by billspets on Oct 31, 2005 17:58:52 GMT 10
hello all here is a link to a good product that will help with young birds and it is also reccomended for birds that have shock www.cyberhorse.net.au/iah/protexin.htmplease go have a look it is worth it regards bill |
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Post by beachbird on Nov 4, 2005 12:39:29 GMT 10
Hi Bill. Is any one of the products better than any other? (ie is the powder to put in the water the better option, or one of the others?)
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Post by billspets on Nov 4, 2005 12:57:29 GMT 10
hello beachbird
i dont belive one is better than the other but me personaly i use the powder because it is writen on the package that if you stored it in the fridge it will extent the live of the product by 12 months from the expiry date
hope this helps
regards
bill
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Post by kim1 on Nov 24, 2005 16:13:15 GMT 10
protexin is a terrific product but the drawback is that its quite expensive, I've been useing a human probiotic with my babies this year, its still expensive but not as much as protexin, I just open the capsual up and tip it over the food or in the formular, seems to do the same job.
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Post by lovemytiels on Nov 25, 2005 5:54:29 GMT 10
Yep me too Kim. I have been using the one called Inner Health, lactose free but only if I am raising very young birds and it seems to do the trick, well I think it has. Have looked for the one Bill posted about but can't find it here. Cheers Anna
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Post by vankarhi on Jan 2, 2006 10:54:36 GMT 10
Gee I should have come to this post sooner  . I was handraising Rani (alexandrine) and wanted to use pro biotics but could not find any. Some one gave me some free samples of Protexin, but I was too scared to use it. It is in my fridge, but I probably will not need to use it again. |
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Post by Jacksprat on Jan 7, 2006 21:17:00 GMT 10
Hi Anna, what's with the 'guest' signature- are you on holidays? I've noticed Frank and a few others are signed in as guests too.
I use a probiotic called Nourishing Flora, as it has 8 different strains of bacteria, so it covers all bases. It's available in health food shops and probably pharmacy.
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Mum & breeder of cockatiels, budgies and lovebirds. 
. I was handraising Rani (alexandrine) and wanted to use pro biotics but could not find any. Some one gave me some free samples of Protexin, but I was too scared to use it. It is in my fridge, but I probably will not need to use it again.
