Vetrina Setgut Exotic Powder for Birds (50g)

Vetrina Setgut Exotic Powder for Birds (50g) 

Vetrina Setgut Exotic Powder for Birds (50g) is a scientifically formulated probiotic-prebiotic gut health optimizer designed for exotic birds, turtles, and other exotic species. It contains a powerful blend of live beneficial bacteria, prebiotics, and digestive enzymes that work synergistically to support optimal digestion, nutrient absorption, and intestinal balance.

This advanced supplement helps maintain a healthy microbial ecosystem in the crop and intestines, especially during periods of stress, antibiotic therapy, breeding, or growth. Regular use promotes improved feed efficiency, better immunity, and overall digestive well-being.

Key Benefits

• Supports healthy digestion and gut balance

• Restores intestinal microflora after antibiotic treatment

• Enhances nutrient absorption and retention

• Helps prevent and manage indigestion and digestive disorders

• Promotes better growth, vitality, and breeding performance

• Maintains a balanced microbial environment in crop and intestines

• Suitable for birds, turtles, and other exotic pets

Uses / Indications

• Prevention and treatment of indigestion

• Post-antibiotic gut restoration

• During breeding to ensure nutrient retention

• For young birds after weaning

• During stress, dietary changes, or recovery periods

Composition (Per Gram)

• Total Live Viable Lactic Acid Producing Bacteria:
  25 million CFU
  (Bifidobacterium bifidus, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus fermentum)

• Prebiotics: 10 mg

• Enzyme Complex: 20 mg

Class: Probiotic–Prebiotic Supplement

Directions for Use

• Dosage: 1 gram (1 scoop) sprinkled over food

• Feeding Instructions:

  • Do not mix with water

  • Discard uneaten food after 6 hours

• Duration:

  • After antibiotic therapy: 5–20 days

  • Young birds after weaning: 3–4 times per week

  • Or as recommended by a veterinarian

Target Species

• Exotic birds

• Turtles

• Other exotic pets (as advised by a veterinarian)