Health sand for pigeons

Abstract

The invention discloses a health sand for pigeons, wherein the health sand comprises the following raw materials by weight: 50-100 parts of oyster shell sheet, 15-30 parts of fine sand, 5-20 parts of chicken bone powder, 5-20 parts of charcoal powder, 8-15 parts of methionine, 5-10 parts of yeast powder, 5-10 parts of red iron oxide, 5-12 parts of sodium selenite edible salt, 2-8 parts of vitamin E, 3-10 parts of vitamin B12, 2-5 parts of woody-rhizomed fimbristylis herb, 2-4 parts of common physochlaina root or herb, 1-3 parts of herba hyperici japonici, 2-4 parts of leatherleaf mahonia root, 1-4 parts of sophora alopecuroides l, 1-3 parts of marginate rockbell herb, 1-5 parts of semen raphani, 1-3 parts of pericarpium citri reticulatae, 1-4 parts of tuckahoe, and 2-5 parts of licorice root. According to the present invention, the health sand can improve the immunity of meat pigeons so as to reduce the prevalence of meat pigeons.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a kind of health sand for pigeons. Background technique [0002] Most modern pigeons are raised in captivity. Domestic pigeons lack the opportunity to forage outside and collect sand and gravel. If they are not fed with health sand, the physique of the pigeons will deteriorate, and the breeding pigeons will produce soft eggshells, and they will also be stunted. Contents of the invention [0003] For overcoming above-mentioned deficiency, the object of the present invention is to provide a kind of health-care litter for pigeons that can improve the immunity of meat pigeons, thereby reducing the sickness rate of meat pigeons. [0004] A kind of health care litter for pigeons, is made up of following raw materials in parts by weight: [0005] 50-100 parts of oyster shell slices, 15-30 parts of fine sand, 5-20 parts of chicken bone meal, 5-20 parts of charcoal powder, 8-15 parts of nitrogenous acid, 5-10 parts of yeast powder, 5...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Most modern pigeons are raised in captivity. Domestic pigeons lack the opportunity to forage outside and collect sand and gravel. If they are not fed with health care sand, the pigeons’ physique will deteriorate, and the breeding pigeons will produce soft eggshells, and they will also suffer from dysplasia.