Water Supplement Bundle
Supplements • All Ages
Water Supplement Bundle
Supplements • All Ages
Stock up and save when you bundle our all natural water supplements. Prebiotics + Probiotics ensures optimal gut health for healthy digestion and nutrient absorption, helping to prevent illness. Vitamins + Electrolytes is formulated to support health, wellness & hydration throughout all seasons. The essential vitamins and electrolytes can be especially beneficial for young chickens or during increased times of stress for your flock. Foster your flock's overall health by supplementing with both.
Bundle includes one jar of Prebiotics + Probiotics (30 day supply) and one jar of Vitamins + Electrolytes (30 day supply).
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- Supports health & wellness in addition to daily required nutrients
- Improves gastrointestinal integrity and stability
- Strengthens immune response under stressful conditions
- Mitigates health risks during heat waves, such as exhaustion, stroke, or death
- May deter irregular molting & promote earlier feathering
- May aid in improved eggshell quality and production life
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- Mix 1 scoop (approximately 1 gram) into 1 gallon of clean, cool water.
- Replace mixture daily or add at least once a week for proactive health & wellness.
- Store in a dry cool place.
FAQ
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Essential vitamins and electrolytes can be especially beneficial for young chickens or during increased times of stress for your flock—particularly during heat waves. High temps can take a toll on chickens, potentially causing heat exhaustion. Other forms of stress for chickens that benefit from an immunity boost could be a season change, transporting or handling, introduction to a new flock member, nutritional excess/deficiency, or sickness to name a few. Providing electrolytes for chickens may mitigate health risks and can help your chickens thrive throughout all seasons.
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Prebiotics + Probiotics for chickens ensures optimal gut health for healthy digestion and nutrient absorption. That matters because an imbalanced gut can prevent your chicken from expending energy where it wants to most, whether that be increasing egg production, coming out of molt, or other factors that contribute to its ability to thrive, like fighting sickness. When the body is fighting pathogens in the gut, their body is excreting more nutrients and liquid than it wants to. Ninety percent of diseases can be traced back to gut health and the microbiome.
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Most definitely. Depending on the individual bird or flock needs, you may choose to supplement with one or both. To increase overall flock health and especially in times of stress, it’s perfectly acceptable, even ideal, to use both, but if you want to stair step, we recommend starting with Prebiotic + Probiotic and working more in from there.
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Prebiotics + Probiotics: Inulin, Hydrolyzed Yeast, Dried Bacillus Amyloliquefaciens Fermentation Product, Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus Fermentation Product, Dried Pediococcous Pentosaceous fermentation product, Dried Lactobacillus Brevis Fermentation Product, Dried Lactobacillus Plantarum Fermentation Product
Vitamins + Electrolytes: Betaine Anhydrous, Salt, Potassium Chloride, Sodium ascorbate, Thiamine mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, Vitamin A supplement, Vitamin E supplement, Pyridoxine HCl, Riboflavin supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex, Folic acid, Calcium Ascorbate, 25-OH Vitamin D3, Magnesium Glycine Chelate, Vitamin b12 Supplement
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Yes, they are! We use zero fillers and all-natural ingredients. Even our betaine source is a natural extract from sugar beets and is a natural pathway for water retention, as opposed to a synthetic source which is commonly used.
We also never use fillers or add drugs or immunosuppressants. Every single one of our all-natural ingredients serves a purpose to unlock the genetic potential for your chickens to survive and thrive.
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For overall wellness, we generally recommend supplementing once a week; however, depending on the nutrition and trace minerals of the provided feed, you may choose to supplement more frequently.
Environmental stressors can occur during a season change, extremely high or low temperatures, transporting or handling, introduction to a new flock member, nutritional excess/deficiency, or sickness to name a few.
Supplements are not a replacement for a healthy diet, and we always recommend prioritizing a healthy diet first built around daily nutritional requirements.