Whole Flax Seed (Linseed). Oil Seeds are generally valued nutritionally for
their protein, natural enzyme activity and essential mono & polyunsaturated
fatty acids (which help promote healthy skin and feathers and is necessary for
the assimilation of fat soluble vitamins A, E, D & K). Many Oil Seeds contain a
fair amount of vitamins and are loaded with macro and trace minerals. Flax Seed
linseed) is high in protein, soluble fiber, and unsaturated fatty acids. Flax
is particularly rich in Omega-3 (linolenic acid) as well as some B-complex and
E vitamins and is a great source of Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium,
Sodium, Zinc, Copper and Manganese. Feeding your caged birds or parrots linseed
prevents egg binding, but also helps balance saturated fats and omega 6 in your
birds diet. Linseed's high oil content helps a bird's digestion process because
of it's mucous secreting properties and can be feed to a wide variety of seed
eating birds, not just wild birds but aviary birds too for instance; Canaries,
British Finches, Budgies, Parakeets, Lovebirds, Cockatiels and Conures as well
as most species of larger parrots, including Cockatoos and Macaws. Flaxseed is
also beneficial for horses, dogs, chickens and rabbits as it improves the
quality and appearance of the your chicken's feathers, dogs and horses coats
making them vibrant and glossy, for example horse owners find they can groom
their coats more easily, helps strengthen hooves, improves muscle tone, fitness
and performance. Linseed is the richest natural source of omega 3 available,
that's also anti-inflammatory so it's ideal for working dogs and horses,
including pets with conditions such as arthritis and skin complaints like
dermatitis, scurfy and dry itchy skin.
Not For Human Consumption*