performa, Author at Performance Pigeon Feed and Supplies

The Art of Breeding:

How Champion Bloodlines Impact Racing Pigeons’ Performance In the world of racing pigeons, breeding is not just a matter of chance it’s an art. To... Continue reading

The Revival of Racing Pigeons: Why the Sport is Growing Again

In an age where technology often dominates leisure activities, it’s refreshing to see the revival of traditional hobbies that have stood the test of time.... Continue reading

The Art of Racing Pigeons: Tips for Training Your Birds to Excel

Tips for Training Your Birds to Excel Racing pigeons is a time-honored sport that combines the art of breeding with the science of training. Whether... Continue reading

Young Bird Disease

Understanding Young Bird Disease (YBD) and How Avio Young Bird Cure “(YBD) Cure” Can Help Pigeons Recover Young Bird Disease (YBD) is a frustrating and... Continue reading

Pigeon Bath Salts

The Secret to Happy and Healthy Racing Pigeons is a routine Bath : Bath Salt for Birds If you’re a passionate pigeon racer, you know... Continue reading

A GOOD MOULT IS VITAL TO A SUCCESSFUL RACING SEASON

The molting season is undoubtedly one of the most intensive and challenging periods for our pigeons. Imagine, hundreds of feathers and down need to be... Continue reading

REST AND RECOVERY IN RACING PIGEONS “IS A MUST”

Why are Rest and Recovery Important? Physical Recovery: More Than Just Muscle Mass Your pigeon is an athlete, and like any other athlete, they need... Continue reading

THE BENEFITS OF FEEDING RACING PIGEONS 100% BARLEY A FEW DAYS A WEEK

Why Barley? Barley is a grain known for its excellent nutritional value and light digestibility. It is rich in carbohydrates, fiber, and essential vitamins and... Continue reading

Weaning Young Birds

When to Start Weaning? The ideal time to begin weaning young pigeons is when they are about 4 to 6 weeks old. At this tender... Continue reading

POX VACCINATION CONTROVERSY

There continues to be controversy concerning pox vaccination. Some fanciers feel that their birds typically pick up pox from vaccinated birds in their club, etc.... Continue reading

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