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Layer pellets cover the basics, but a backyard flock on scraps, free range and whatever the feed store had that week often runs short on the vitamins and amino acids that drive shell quality, feather condition and immune function. Poultry Elixir is a liquid concentrate that goes into the drinking water — the only practical way to dose a flock — and covers vitamins A, D3, E and K3, the B group, beta-glucan and yeast-derived amino acids. It is a daily supplement alongside a complete feed, not a medicine: a bird that is actually sick needs a vet, not a tonic.
Available in 125ml, 250ml, 500ml and 1L. See the rest of the Animal Wellbeing range, or browse all Poultry.
Benefits
- Full fat-soluble vitamin set — vitamin A at 10,000,000 IU/L, D3 at 2,000,000 IU/L, E at 4,000mg/L and K3 at 2,000mg/L.
- B-group complex — supports energy metabolism, which is where a run-down bird shows it first.
- Immune support — beta-glucan at 10g/L, plus garlic extract as a natural antioxidant.
- Amino acids from yeast extract — 150g/L, feeding feather regrowth, egg production and general condition.
- Australian made — manufactured in Australia by Animal Wellbeing.
Ingredients
Vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, vitamin K3, vitamin B complex, beta-glucan, yeast extract, garlic extract, molasses, potassium sorbate, citric acid, distilled water. pH 4.0–4.5.
Directions for Use
Mix 10ml of concentrate per 10 litres of fresh drinking water, stir through and offer immediately. The same rate applies to every life stage — chicks 0–8 weeks, growers 8–16 weeks, adults 16 weeks and over, laying hens and breeding birds. Make up only what the flock will drink in a day, replace the solution daily, and keep plain fresh water available alongside it.
Safety
For poultry use only, as a supplement alongside a regular balanced diet. Avoid direct contact with the concentrate and wash hands after handling. Keep out of reach of children, store away from human food and drink, and discard if it develops an off odour. Animal Wellbeing's label says to observe withdrawal periods for birds destined for consumption but does not publish a specific period — check the bottle.
