Océférol - Vitamin E for bird reproduction - 15 ml - VIRBAC

Targeted support for bird reproduction

The key role of vitamin E in birds

Océférol is a food supplement formulated to support bird reproduction. It provides vitamin E, an essential nutrient involved in reproductive functions. In birds, this vitamin contributes to fertility, sexual vitality and the proper progression of reproductive cycles.

An adapted intake of vitamin E is particularly useful during periods of preparation for reproduction. It helps support the body and optimise the physiological conditions necessary for laying and fertility.

A solution suited to cage and aviary birds

Océférol is suitable for cage and aviary birds. It can be used in various ornamental bird species, particularly when nutritional needs increase. Its liquid form makes administration easy and allows homogeneous incorporation into drinking water or feed.

The 15 ml format is particularly suited to small breeding operations, individually kept birds or occasional use. It allows a precise and controlled intake during sensitive phases of bird reproduction.

A formulation developed by a recognised veterinary laboratory

Océférol is developed by the Virbac laboratory, recognised for its expertise in animal health. Its formulation is based on a vitamin E selected to meet the specific needs of birds during the reproductive period.

This supplement fits easily into a balanced feeding programme. It supports breeders and individuals in the nutritional management of birds, without changing their feeding habits.

Benefits of Océférol for bird reproduction

• Provides vitamin E essential for bird reproduction
• Supports fertility and reproductive vitality
• Suitable for cage and aviary birds
• Liquid form, easy to administer
• 15 ml format suited to targeted use
• Developed by a recognised veterinary laboratory

Frequently asked questions about Océférol and bird reproduction

How does reproduction occur in birds?

Bird reproduction relies on hormonal, behavioural and nutritional mechanisms. It includes pair formation, laying and egg incubation. A balanced diet, enriched with vitamin E, contributes to the proper progression of these stages.

What is the breeding season for birds?

The breeding season for birds depends on the species and environmental conditions. It most often occurs in spring, when day length increases. Suitable nutritional support can accompany this key period.

Which bird stays paired for life?

Some bird species form lasting pairs, sometimes for life. This is the case for certain parrots, swans or albatrosses. However, these behaviours vary depending on the species and living conditions.