A few days after the pigeon came out of the shell, I would live independently

The pigeons can go down for 25 days. At this time, the development of the pigeons has been relatively complete, and leaving the pigeons can find food independently.The young pigeons within 5 days can only eat pigeon milk. To increase nutrition to pigeons, to ensure the comprehensive nutrition of pigeon milk.The pigeons around 5-13 days can increase some solid food from the basis of pigeon milk, and excessively reach pigeon food.The pigeons of about 13-25 days need more protein, which can put more peas, mung beans and other bean feed in pigeon food.

1. Pigeon will live independently in a few days after the shell
Under normal circumstances, the pigeon can live independently about 25 days after the shell.At this time, the functions of the pigeon body have been relatively complete, and leaving the mother pigeons have their ability to survive independently.You can move down freely, and you can find food and water by yourself.

2. How to feed the pigeon before life
Flower pigeons within 5 days
At this stage, young pigeons only eat pigeon milk.Therefore, at this stage, the owner should pay attention to enhance nutrition to the breed pigeons and avoid being too single. In this way, the pigeon milk of pigeons can be nutritious and balanced, and it is also more conducive to the growth and development of young pigeons.

2. Pigeons around 5-13 days
At this stage, pigeons have gradually increased some solid foods on the basis of pigeon milk in their diet.At the beginning, you can try to feed some crushed pigeon food for the pigeons. After the pigeons gradually adapt, you can add some pigeon food directly.

3. Pigeon around 13-25 days
With the gradual growth of young pigeons, the digestive organs are becoming more and more complete. At this stage, some foods with high starch content can be gradually reduced, such as corn and barley flour, adding some grain foods such as peas and mung beans, because at this timeThe pigeons grow faster and need more protein.




