
Aviverpurge BO - Intestinal worms - Poultry and rabbits - 250 ml - SENNECQ BONNE
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Le feather pecking in hens is a common behaviour in backyard poultry. It can appear during nutritional imbalances, stress, overcrowding or changes in environment. This phenomenon can quickly lead to injuries, loss of plumage or tensions within the group.
Picagix BIOVÉ INOVET is a complementary feed intended to support the management of feather pecking in hens. Its formulation helps support the nutritional and behavioural balance of the flock.
It thus helps to limit aggressive behaviour and preserve the quality of the plumage.
Several factors can encourage the appearance of feather pecking in a group of poultry.
Picagix can be used:
when visible feather loss occurs
in case of pecking between flockmates
when introducing new hens
during periods of environmental stress
in case of high density in the henhouse
during seasonal changes
It contributes to maintaining balanced social behaviour within the group.
Feather pecking is often linked to nutritional imbalances, particularly in proteins, minerals or trace elements essential to plumage quality.
Picagix provides suitable nutrients to:
support feather regrowth
promote behavioural balance
compensate for certain dietary imbalances
improve plumage coverage quality
Targeted supplementation thus helps limit the appearance of feather pecking in both family and professional flocks.
Plumage plays an important role in protecting poultry. When weakened, it can encourage feather pecking behaviour.
Picagix helps to:
maintain plumage integrity
support feather regrowth
reduce the visual attraction of bare patches
reduce repetitive pecking behaviour
Suitable supplementation helps restore balance within the group.
The 200 g size is particularly suited to:
domestic backyards
small poultry flocks
occasional interventions in case of feather pecking
prevention during sensitive periods
It allows quick implementation of targeted supplementation.
Managing feather pecking relies on several complementary actions: improving the diet, enriching the environment, reducing stress and using suitable supplements.
Nutritional supplementation helps restore balance within the group.
Feather pecking can be caused by:
a lack of protein
a mineral deficiency
stress
overcrowding
changes in environment
Identifying the cause allows for effective action.
Implementing suitable supplementation, combined with improved living conditions for the poultry, generally helps limit this behaviour.
Early action improves results.
Feather pecking refers to a behaviour in which one hen pulls out the feathers of another. It can progress to skin lesions if no corrective measures are taken.
Prompt action helps protect the group.