Perdue - Recover 911 for Chickens - Makes 45 Gallons

RECOVER 911 – Severe Stress Probiotic Water Supplement for Chickens with Electrolytes, Prebiotics & Oregano

All birds experience stress, which can weaken their immune systems and have negative effects on your flock. Causes of severe stress can include prolonged weather extremes, social hierarchy, predator attacks, molting, and exposure to germs.

FlockLeader Recover 911 helps the recovery of a flock by promoting the growth of good bacteria in the gut and preventing dehydration. Signs of severe stress poultry can include extreme or prolonged panting, appetite/thirst loss, egg reduction, dirty eggs, lethargy, self isolating, and pasty butt/diarrhea.

Recover 911 includes:

• Selected strains of probiotics that help improve a stressed gut
• Prebiotics that feed the probiotics
• Electrolytes to help with hydration and allow for a quick recovery
• Oregano, which has strong antimicrobial properties and can improve growth
• Plasma, which improves survivability and immunity

Directions for Use: Add one teaspoon per gallon of water during times of severe stress or hot weather for 7-14 consecutive days. Makes 45 1-gallon servings and is safe for all ages of poultry species.

Each of our probiotic water supplements, like Recover 911, contain specific strains of bacteria to perform certain functions according to stage of life or stress and sickness factors. Our FlockLeader water supplements are made in the USA with gut-sourced bacteria that can survive and thrive in the gut. These probiotics are protected and preserved through a unique drying process, ensuring the bacteria stay alive and viable throughout their entire shelf life.

Net Wt 8 oz, 45 1-Gallon Servings

Made in USA

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