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Sav-a-Chick Electrolytes & Vitamins, pack of 3

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Description:

Sav-a-Chick Electrolyte and Vitamin pack is a concentrated supplement for use in drinking water of all poultry.  The pre-measured packets add convenience and assures proper dosage: use one packet per gallon of water! Can be offered to chicks or adult birds.

Directions:  Mix 1 individual packet of dry electrolyte powder into 1 gallon of clean, cool water.  Offer the mixed solution for 1 to 5 days during hot weather or through other stressful situations.  IMPORTANT:  Make fresh solution daily.


Ingredients:  Potassium choloride, sodium citrate, sodium bicarbonate, salt, vitamin D3 supplement, ascorbic acid, Vitamin A supplement, vitamin E supplement, niacin supplement (Vitamin B3), magnesium sulfate, calcium pantothenate (vitamin B5), folic acid (Vitamin B9), menadione sodium bisulfite complex (vitamin K), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin supplement (vitamin B2), pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), artificial color, silicon dioxide.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Salt, min 8%
Salt, max 9%
Sodium, min 14%
Sodium, max 14.5%
Potassium, min 15%
Vitamin A, min 1,280,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D3, min 3,200,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E, min 960 IU/lb
Ascorbic acid (vitamin C), min 2560 mg/lb
Vitamin B12 min 1.9 mg/lb

Please Note: We cannot accept returns on these Electrolytes & Vitamins due to health and safety concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Give chicks access to plain water at the same time you're offering the electrolyte mix. Electrolyte water is not a substitute for regular hydration, and some chicks will drink more than others. Having plain water available makes sure no one gets too much of a good thing.
Not necessarily. Most healthy chicks ship well and do fine with fresh plain water from the start. The electrolytes are most useful if your chicks arrive after a long transit, seem lethargic, or are slow to eat and drink. They can give stressed birds a quick pick-me-up when they need it.
The individual packets keep well sealed, and if you want to hold on to extras, they'll keep a long time in the freezer. It's worth having a few on hand since they're most useful when you need them fast: when chicks just arrived, when the heat spikes, or when a bird seems off.

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