Liquid Vitamin E for Exotic Birds, vitapol, 50 ml

Liquid Vitamin E for Exotic Birds by vitapol is a 50 ml dietary supplement formulated to provide vitamin E to parrots and other exotic avian species. The liquid form allows precise dosing and easy mixing with feed or drinking water. This supplement is intended for periodic administration to support antioxidant protection, reproductive health and maintenance of feather condition in captive birds.

Advantages

The liquid formulation enables accurate measurement and even distribution when added to feed or water. Vitamin E contributes to cellular antioxidant protection and supports reproductive function in both males and females. A compact 50 ml bottle is convenient for occasional use and storage, and the product is designed for compatibility with a variety of bird diets without altering feed texture.

Suitable for

• Parrots and parakeets kept as companion or breeder birds
• Other exotic avian species with supplemental vitamin needs
• Breeding pairs requiring support for reproductive health
• Birds undergoing recovery where antioxidant support is advised

Key specifications

• Form: liquid vitamin E supplement
• Volume: 50 ml
• Intended species: parrots and other exotic birds
• Administration route: oral, mixed with feed or drinking water
• Purpose: antioxidant support, reproductive health, feather condition maintenance

How to use

Shake the bottle gently before use and follow dosing instructions provided by the manufacturer or your avian veterinarian. Add the measured dose to the bird's feed or drinking water, ensuring thorough mixing for even distribution. Administer periodically as part of a balanced care routine; avoid continuous over-supplementation unless directed by a specialist. If using with multiple birds, calculate dose per individual to maintain appropriate intake.

Usage recommendations

Consult an avian veterinarian before beginning supplementation, particularly for breeding birds, juveniles, or birds with pre-existing health conditions. Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and keep the cap tightly closed. Monitor birds for changes in condition during use and adjust administration under professional guidance.