The second new product is called Wonder Tonic and focuses primarily on pigeons’ digestion. It supports normal intestinal functions, which results in:

More energy that can be extracted from the food
Faster recovery after races
Reduced digestive issues
Wonder Tonic actively improves:

The treatment of digestive issues
Faster recovery of gut flora after treatment
Immunity
Also, the other benefits as for Wonder Air are:

Safe, with no known side effects
Compatible with other products
Scientifically and practically proven effectiveness
Veterinarian Pascal Lanneau has also successfully used Wonder Tonic in his practice: “It all starts with a healthy gut flora, and this is true for pigeons as well. By giving Wonder Tonic to your pigeons, not only will their digestion significantly improve, but the energy they can extract from their daily food will also increase. Their muscle condition will be perfect, droppings will always be in order, and they will experience fewer digestive issues. The immune system boost is an added bonus.”

Dosage
Similar to Wonder Air, the dosage of Wonder Tonic can be adjusted based on the pigeons’ condition. If there are no digestive issues, a maintenance dose of 5 ml per liter of water or per 500 grams of feed can be used to prevent problems. If potential issues are noticed or expected—such as after several days in the basket, a poor flight, or visible digestive issues—the dosage can be increased to 10 ml. For clearly identified digestive problems or when a boost to the pigeons’ immunity is needed, the dosage can be raised to 15 ml per liter of drinking water or 500 grams of feed.

Antibiotic resistance
Veterinarian Pascal Lanneau understands the urgent need for responsible antibiotic use in pigeon racing. Due to excessive and improper use of antibiotics, the risk of resistant bacteria is becoming an increasing concern.

Why are efficient natural-based phytomolecular products so important in pigeon racing?

In the past, antibiotics were often and frequently used, sometimes incorrectly, to keep pigeons healthy. This quickly led to side effects and new problems for both humans and animals, prompting the introduction of guidelines to limit the reckless use of antibiotic-based medications.