And anything less is just shady!
Noting I do use (and highly recommend for fresh shipped chicks) poultry nutri drench and find it extremely frustrating that I have to search OTHER websites for a guaranteed analysis when that's the whole reason I'm using it is for the nutrients.
Also noting that label wear of and get damaged all the time.. AND companies can change their formulation ALL the time without notice.
Depending on your reason for supplementing.. Rooster Booster brand Poultry Cell is also a good product!
Different animals have different needs.. using the correct formulation for the animal being treated will give the maximum benefit.
Using things formulated for another species may be okay in SOME instances. However in other instances it could be very harmful... which could ultimately save us not a dime.
I told my friend to use aspirin for her dog.. she used ibuprofen.. Both are NSAID pain relievers BUT a dogs liver cannot process ibuprofen and just keeps recirculating it through the system.. as ONE example.. of how things might SEEM similar yet can be completely different.
Another example of similar yet SO different.. goats v sheep.. Link and quote taken from it.. to set example as to why using products labeled for the correct species *CAN* be important..
https://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/livestock/goat/pubs/goats-and-their-nutrition.pdf
"It is important to feed enough copper (10-80 ppm) to goats as they have a tendency to be copper deficient. High levels of molybdenum in a goat’s diet can easily offset the copper levels in the body. Goats are not sensitive to copper, whereas in sheep even 20 ppm of copper can be very toxic."
