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Information and Directions for Use<\/h3>\n

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Immun-o-flash\u00ae<\/h3>\n

Feed supplements for ornamental birds, flying pigeons, chicken like-birds (quails, pheasants, chicken, turkeys, guinea fowl), terrarium animals, small rodents and pet rabbits.<\/h4>\n

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The special composition of Immun-o-flash\u00ae can have a positive effect on the metabolism, boosting the immune system.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Immunity isn\u2019t always obvious. Yet the immune system is extremely important for the body. It protects the body from the effects of the living environment. It detects threats from harmful micro-organisms and viruses. It\u2019s very important to do everything possible to support a healthy immune system.<\/p>\n

The immune system of course cannot always be at its best. It requires a building phase and dormancy. In the long run, permanent irritations “dull” the immune system, causing it to get out of control or not function fully. The outcome would be: greater susceptibility to infection from viral infections.<\/p>\n

When it comes to pets, the following strains of viruses are particularly prevalent:<\/p>\n

APV (Avian Polyoma Virus):<\/strong> particularly in birds it causes a very high nestling mortality rate. This virus, once primarily seen in small parakeets, is now also spreading among canaries and woodland birds. So far I have not heard of it also affecting the pigeon population. However, the risk does exist.<\/p>\n

PBFD virus (circovirus):<\/strong> is known for psittacine beak and feather disease. Young animals lose part of their tail and flight feathers at a nestling age. Some later grow back and are later lost again causing a vicious cycle. In carrier pigeons, “circoviruses” are associated with the so-called “young pigeon disease”.<\/p>\n

PDD virus (bornavirus):<\/strong> is blamed for the typically fatal proventricular dilatation disease in parrots and parakeets. This virus is particularly difficult to medicate, typically without any hope for success.<\/p>\n

Immun-o-flash\u00ae<\/strong> was initially intended te be a specific solution for a problem I\u2019ve been facing for over two decades. For example, I used to have terrible experiences with my birds having the polyomavirus. At one time – many years ago – enough was enough, as even the various suggestions (including a long rest between breeding) didn\u2019t help. The breakthrough came from combining immune system boosting elements from natural foods. It wasn\u2019t immunoglobulin from the dairy cows, or the fractions of the various types of oregano. The experiences of a number of users in the bird and pigeon community caught my attention in recent years. The originally intended specific use of Immun-o-flash evolved into many other interesting uses.<\/p>\n

Use:<\/h4>\n

Immun-o-flash\u00ae<\/strong> is a supplement, not a medicine. It can only support the metabolism. For problem stock, the probiotic product Ac-i-prim\u00ae<\/strong> (active ingredient: lactobacillus acidophilus) should therefore be used simultaneously for a minimum of 10 days. Immun-o-flash\u00ae can be given over long periods. The objectives of using Immun-o-flash\u00ae and which functional areas you wish to cover are crucial in determining the period for which it is given.<\/p>\n

Use in target species<\/h4>\n

Cage birds<\/h4>\n
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  • Parents or breeding animals: <\/strong>Add Immun-o-flash\u00ae to grain, soft or seed food for a period of approx. 3 weeks. After a three-week break, use Immun-o-flash\u00ae for another 7-14 days. To help prevent irritations with the APV virus, start the supplement at least three weeks before eggs are laid. It\u2019s important to continue using it throughout the laying phase. This type of use is safe to repeat several times a year.<\/li>\n
  • Young animals:<\/strong> for newly hatched young animals from the first clutch, Immun-o-flash\u00ae should typically be added to the parent feed for at least 10 days. Administering it to young animals from the second and third hatch can be helpful with the relevant virus irritations. Pay close attention if PBFD virus (feather disease) occurs. To prevent losing tail and flight feathers, supplement with Immun-o-flash\u00ae throughout breeding. Meaning: parents receive Immun-o-flash\u00ae as soon as the chicks are born until the young animals are fledging (throughout the nestling or nesting box phase).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    We have seen great results from simultaneously giving equal amounts of re-scha “Frucht-mash” and “Tarsin”.<\/p>\n

    Flying pigeons<\/h4>\n
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    • Boosting the parents\u2019 immune systems can have a positive effect on their young. Immun-o-flash\u00ae should therefore primarily first be given to parents. Immun-o-flash\u00ae has shown great results when used prior to mating. Immun-o-flash\u00ae is given for approx. 2-3 weeks prior to breeding. It\u2019s optimal to administer during egg-laying. This is safe to give several times over the year, even for shorter periods.<\/li>\n
    • Young animals:<\/strong> Newly hatched young animals are given Immun-o-flash\u00ae for a 7-14 day period through the parent food. During this phase you shouldn\u2019t forget to also give Ac-i-prim\u00ae. Weaned young pigeons are given Immun-o-flash\u00ae in irregular intervals (6-8 weeks) for a period of 7-14 days. If irritated with the so-called “young pigeon disease”, young pigeons are already given Immun-o-flash\u00ae for a minimum of 14 days at least 8 weeks before beginning first flights. It\u2019s quite helpful to also give Ac-i-prim\u00ae at the same time.<\/li>\n
    • Homing pigeons (adult or young pigeons):<\/strong> Give Immun-o-flash\u00ae for a period of 2-3 weeks approx. 4-6 weeks before their flight. Supplementing with Immun-o-flash\u00ae should firstly be completed approx. 1 week before beginning preflights. Immun-o-flash\u00ae can provide a “boost” over the flight. So it\u2019s useful to go back to Immun-o-flash\u00ae when homing pigeons have completed an extremely difficult flight or are physically “exhausted”. It\u2019s safe to give three to four times during the flying season for a period of 2-3 days (early to mid-week).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

      Chicken like-birds(quails, pheasants, chicken, turkeys, guinea fowl)<\/h4>\n

      Hen-like birds live in a constant stress situation from chick to adult age. This can be triggered by pathogenic (disease-causing) germs, infection by hairworms, roundworms, coccidia and trichomonads. Infections of the upper respiratory tract often accompany these birds, to name just a few examples. The stress caused by legally prescribed vaccination programmes is another factor.
      \nMany of these infections are due to an immune deficiency. This means that secondary factors play a role that should not be underestimated. A functioning immune system can provide support in many stressed areas.<\/p>\n

      Immun-o-flash\u00ae should be administered in the first days of life over a period of 10-14 days.<\/p>\n

      Adult birds also receive Immun-o-flash\u00ae over a period of 10-14 days. This can be done in a recurring rhythm of 6-8 weeks.
      \nThe meat and eggs are of course not subject to any waiting period, as Immun-o-flash\u00ae consists only of natural ingredients.<\/p>\n

      The recommended dosage is approx. 8-10g Immun-o-flash\u00ae per kg of grain feed. With re-schas Fru-tin-fluid\u00ae the Immun-o-flash\u00ae can be bound very well to the grain feed.<\/p>\n

      Terrarium animals, small rodents, and pet rabbits<\/h4>\n

      A healthy immune system can respond to irritants in the living environment far more effectively. The immune system is strained due to transport stress, switching feed, or even physical stress, which will often be seen in breeding, but also in skin and scale formation, and when changing their coat. With terrarium animals, small rodents, and pet rabbits, Immun-o-flash\u00ae is initially added to the food. After stopping for approx. three weeks, Immun-o-flash\u00ae is again given for a period of approx. one week. This option can be repeated several times a year: the greater the interval between uses, the longer it\u2019s given.<\/p>\n

      Dosing and administration<\/h4>\n

      The recommended dose is approx. 8-10g Immun-o-flash\u00ae per kg of grain feed. When added to seed or rearing feed (birds!), increase the dose. When added to seed or rearing feed, select a dose which still ensures general feed intake.<\/p>\n

      So far there are no known adverse effects from overdose (including over extended periods) on the animal\u2019s health.<\/p>\n

      1 level scoop contains 3g Immun-o-flash\u00ae<\/strong>. Meaning: The recommended dose is 3 scoop\/kg Immun-o-flash\u00ae grain feed.<\/p>\n

      Immun-o-flash\u00ae bonds to the feed best when adding re-scha “Fru-tin-fluid\u00ae<\/strong>“. However, for single applications per bird, Immun-o-flash\u00ae can simply be sprinkled in with the feed or mixed in dry. For detailed mixing instructions, please also refer to the Fru-tin-fluid\u00ae<\/strong> Information and Directions for Use”.<\/p>\n

      You can also contact the free re-scha support for complex matters. We\u2019ll gladly assist you. Simply phone or e-mail us.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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