Powdered Calcium Supplement for Birds Nestor WAPNO DLA PTAKÓW 00068, edible calcium powder

Nestor WAPNO DLA PTAKÓW is an edible powdered calcium supplement formulated for pet and aviary birds. The powder supplies bioavailable calcium intended to support eggshell formation and maintain skeletal health. It can be mixed into regular feed or offered separately, allowing flexible administration according to species-specific needs and veterinarian guidance.

Advantages

The powder form ensures easy dosing and uniform distribution when mixed with seed mixes, pellets or mash. As an edible calcium supplement, it provides a concentrated source of calcium suitable for regular maintenance or targeted support during laying periods. The neutral taste and fine texture simplify acceptance by many parrots, canaries, finches and other cage birds.

Suitable for

• Parrots and parakeets
• Canaries and finches
• Small aviary and cage birds
• Breeding and laying birds requiring additional calcium

Key specifications

• Form: fine powder for mixing or separate offering
• Main purpose: dietary calcium supplementation to support eggshell formation and bone health
• Compatibility: suitable for seed mixes, pellets, mash and soft food
• Administration: designed for oral use mixed with feed or given separately as advised by a veterinarian

How to use

Add the powdered supplement to the bird's regular feed or provide it in a separate dish, adjusting the amount according to the bird species, size and physiological state. For laying or breeding birds, follow a veterinarian's recommendation for frequency and dosage. Ensure fresh water is available at all times and monitor consumption to avoid over-supplementation. If signs of feeding intolerance or health changes occur, consult a veterinarian promptly.

Usage recommendations

Use this calcium powder as part of a balanced diet and not as a sole source of nutrition. For optimal results, combine with a varied diet, regular veterinary checks and proper husbandry practices. Adjust use during moulting, breeding or increased physical activity under veterinary supervision.