Breeding Program

Preparation:

A few weeks before pairing, it is advisable to check pigeon droppings for the presence of worms, coccidiosis, and paratyphoid, and treat them if necessary.

- For coccidiosis and/or trichomoniasis, we recommend treatment with B.S.

- For worms, we recommend treatment with BelgaWormac.

- For paratyphoid, we recommend treatment with Parastop or Parasol.

The above preparations are safe and do not cause vomiting or feather damage.

Preventive: Immediately after the racing season or between the end of the molt and the beginning of breeding, we recommend that pigeons be treated with Parastop for 10-14 days: 1 sachet or 2 measuring spoons in 2 liters of water or over 1 kg of feed. One week after treatment with Parastop, we recommend that pigeons be treated individually with Para Control Boost to stabilize their intestinal flora and support their overall resistance and immunity.

Approx. 3 weeks before pairing, give pigeons B.S. against trichomoniasis: for 3 consecutive days, 1 sachet in 2 liters of water or 1 sachet over 1 kg of feed.

During breeding:

From breeding, moisten the feed for 3-5 consecutive days with 15 ml of Belgarlic + Vit. E; then mix the feed with 1 measuring spoon of Belga Super Fit.

After laying eggs, give B.S. for 6 days: 1 sachet in 2 liters of water or 1 sachet over 1 kg of feed. This prevents trichomoniasis, crop mucosal infections, coccidiosis, and hexamitiasis. B.S. also promotes molting.

BelgaBion once a week: 1 sachet in 3 liters of water or 1 sachet in over 1.5 kg of feed.

Moisten 1 kg of feed once a week with 15 ml of Belgarlic + Vit. E; then mix the feed with 1 measuring spoon of Belga Super Fit.

When the chicks are 7 days old, give them 25 ml of Belgasol per liter of water for 5 consecutive days, for young ones growing perfectly with perfect droppings.