f vite|minerals ideal for hatchlings, moulting adults, also helps to prevent egg binding, wet nests and wind eggs

instructions:
Provide in a small dish at all times and replenish when empty,
each week, or when humidity in loft rises above 65%.
Budgerigars, canaries, finches, parrots & other aviary birds: 10g (2 tbs.) mixed into
1 Kg of Turbobooster-impregnated seed as a routine twice weekly. During breeding
season, when feeding young, give daily.
Can be provided in a small dish made fresh weekly, but discard if it
becomes moist or when humidity rises above 65%.
Pet Birds: 1g mixed into 100g of Turbobooster-impregnated seed
twice weekly as a routine, or daily when unwell or during the moult.
Can also be provided in a small dish made fresh weekly after
the pet bird accepts the taste. Remove contents of packet into a
sealed container and store in a dry place below 250c, preferably in the refrigerator.

F-Vite is a highly concentrated mineral supplement.
This powder is high in trace elements so vital to new born finches growth.
Not only does it have minerals but is also good in helping your hens
produce the best quality eggs, preventing infertility as well
as hatching deaths, soft shells ( wind eggs) , fatiguing parents which
leads to neglected eggs/chicks,, but this product also balances
the amino acids and enzymes to prevent "wet nests".
It also promotes the hen to lay earlier , meaning a shorter breeding season.
Nor is F-Vite solely for breeders. It is ideal
for anyone who owns or takes care of any type of bird.
When F-Vite is given twice weekly you can help decrease
the amount of time needed to moult, and the chances of opportunistic
illnesses from plaguing an already immunologically weakened bird.

We at Lady Gouldian Finch Canada use F-Vite several times per season.
First at the beginning of the breeding season to get hens and cockerels in top form.
Later on we give it to all chicks from day 1 up to 9 days of age in the greens mix.
Finally we give it during both adult and juvenile birds in the moult.
We feed the f-vite in the greens mix and also in a seperate dish mixed with
shaved cuttlebone to optimize
the hens chances of having and rearing a successful
clutch without the worries that many have like egg binding and
wind eggs. The f-vite is removed after the first chick is hatched.