Multivit · liquid160ml
The owned product is the liquid Multivit bottle, rather than the newer200g powder. The brand lists a liquid vitamin supplement.
owner photo and published reference current label neededUse, quantities & practical tips
Quantity / label reference
No numerical dose published here: the exact current variant label is not verified.
Review the whole diet before adding another product
- 01
List the base diet
Record pellets, seeds, egg food and insect foods, including their existing vitamin and mineral additions.
- 02
Find overlap
Compare vitamin A, D3, E, calcium and trace elements across products. More products do not automatically make a better ration.
- 03
Choose a reason
Give every addition a clear purpose and a matching label or nutritional plan. Keep composition figures separate from actual feeding doses.
Human spirulina, chlorella and greens serving sizes are not finch doses. A kelp-containing blend needs particular review of iodine exposure.
- What it provides
- The owned product is the liquid Multivit bottle, rather than the newer200g powder. The brand lists a liquid vitamin supplement.
- When to consider it
- Keep as a reference entry; establish the exact current instructions before adding it to a feeding plan.
- Intended birds / scope
- Pet and ornamental birds; match the current formulation.
- How it is given
- Use only the route stated on the current exact label.
- Frequency / duration
- Confirm frequency and duration on the current exact label.
- Preparation
- Match product, formulation, concentration and expiry before measuring.
- Combining products
- Do not assume compatibility. Review overlapping nutrients and additives before combining.
- Storage & handling
- Keep the original labelled container closed; follow its temperature, light and expiry instructions.
- Breeder tips
- Do not copy the newer powder’s analysis or dose. Review vitamin A/D3 and other vitamin overlap before combining; a water-stability claim does not replace daily drinker hygiene.
The current official 160 ml liquid Multivit photograph lists glycerine, vegetable-origin by-products, fructose and sorbitol as composition categories. This confirms the liquid carrier, not the powder formula. The printed 72-hour water-stability claim does not remove the need for fresh drinking water and clean drinkers daily.
Ingredients & analysis
Broad vitamin/amino-acid category is described for the liquid by brand and retailer references. Exact current components and concentrations need the bottle label.
Use & compatibility notes
Do not copy the newer powder’s analysis or dose. Review vitamin A/D3 and other vitamin overlap before combining; a water-stability claim does not replace daily drinker hygiene.
Photo9 confirms the actual liquid bottle. Keep160ml liquid distinct from125g/200g powder products.
Manufacturer product image; packaging and pack size may differ. Match the current label.
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