Nekton Relax - Vitamin Preparation to Support Birds In Stressful Situations And Nervousness
NEKTON-Relax is a special vitamin supplement for birds on a natural basis to support stressful situations and by nervousness.
NEKTON-Relax contains natural components, such as chamomile, hop, valerian root and lavender as well as B vitamins and the amino acid L-tryptophan. They promote the production of serotonin in the brain and support birds which are nervous and restless, as well as keeping them calm in fearful or stressful situations.
As a first step, a veterinarian should determine that the occurrence of aggression and atypical behaviour, such as excessive screaming, is not due to a physical illness. Birds can also perceive a non-species-specific form of husbandry as stress. In this case it has to be determined what exactly triggers the aggressive and atypical behaviour and how the environment of the bird should be adapted.
NEKTON-Relax supports the bird organism with the help of the highly effective substances it contains to experience stressful situations more calmly.
Advantages:
• NEKTON-Relax supports the bird's organism to experience stressful situations more calmly
• NEKTON-Relax has not numbing or impeding effects
• NEKTON-Relax can also help to minimize aggressive behaviour
• NEKTON-Relax is not medication
• NEKTON-Relax is suitable for long-term adminis
In the first step, a veterinarian should determine that the occurrence of aggression and atypical behaviour, such as excessive nervousness, is not due to a physical illness. Birds can also perceive an atypical type of posture as stress. In this case it must be determined what exactly triggers the aggressive and atypical behaviour and how the environment of the bird should be adapted. NEKTON-Relax supports the bird organism with the help of the contained highly effective substances to experience stressful situations more calmly.
Note:
• NEKTON-Relax develops its full effect after a long-term administration of approx. 4 weeks and is well suited for long-term administration
• In the first step, a veterinarian should determine that the symptoms of the aggressive and atypical behaviour are not due to a serious physical illness .