Psittacus Cockatoo Special - Hand Feeding Formula

It is a follow-on hand feeding formula. It is indicated for hand rea-ring cockatoo chicks (except cockatoos of Probosciger and Calyptorhynchus) from the moment when feathers begin to emerge. Daily intake ranges between 7 and 10 ml of formula per feeding bout and per 100 g of body weight. The number of feeding bouts per day depends on the parrot species and the age. Its use is recommended until emancipation. During weaning phase, it should be replaced gradually by dry adult food. Description: Target Species: Suitable for hand-rearing cockatoo chicks (except Probosciger and Calyptorhynchus) starting from the moment feathers begin to emerge. Usage: Recommended from the 3rd week of life until emancipation. During the weaning phase, it should be gradually replaced by dry adult food. Daily Intake: 7-10 ml of formula per feeding bout per 100 g of body weight. The number of feeding bouts per day depends on the chick’s age and species. Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein: 21.0% Crude Oils and Fats: 10.0% Feeding Tips: Feeding Frequency: The number of feedings per day varies by species and age. Transition: Gradually replace with dry food as the chick grows and approaches weaning age. Young Chicks: For younger chicks, consider using early-age formulas like Psittacine Crop Milk or Neonatal. It is a follow-on hand feeding formula. It is indicated for hand rea-ring cockatoo chicks (except cockatoos of Probosciger and Calyptorhynchus) from the moment when feathers begin to emerge. Daily intake ranges between 7 and 10 ml of formula per feeding bout and per 100 g of body weight. The number of feeding bouts per day depends on the parrot species and the age. Its use is recommended until emancipation. During weaning phase, it should be replaced gradually by dry adult food. Description: Target Species: Suitable for hand-rearing cockatoo chicks (except Probosciger and Calyptorhynchus) starting from the moment feathers begin to emerge. Usage: Recommended from the 3rd week of life until emancipation. During the weaning phase, it should be gradually replaced by dry adult food. Daily Intake: 7-10 ml of formula per feeding bout per 100 g of body weight. The number of feeding bouts per day depends on the chick’s age and species. Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein: 21.0% Crude Oils and Fats: 10.0% Feeding Tips: Feeding Frequency: The number of feedings per day varies by species and age. Transition: Gradually replace with dry food as the chick grows and approaches weaning age. Young Chicks: For younger chicks, consider using early-age formulas like Psittacine Crop Milk or Neonatal.