Temperature and comfort
Use chick distribution and behaviour—not the thermostat alone—to adjust floor temperature, air movement and brooder output.

Day 0–14 brooding programme
Use the first 14 days to establish intake, gut integrity and uniform early growth. Each phase below keeps the focus on measurable brooding fundamentals.
01 · Interactive lifecycle timeline
Doses and schedules are rendered directly from the product records. Review the route and rate with a qualified veterinarian or nutritionist.
02 · Common challenges
Use chick distribution and behaviour—not the thermostat alone—to adjust floor temperature, air movement and brooder output.
Check crop fill systematically after placement and correct access, height, pressure or temperature without delay.
Water hygiene, feed freshness and early intake shape intestinal development and microbial balance.
Weigh a representative sample; averages can hide a large tail of underperforming chicks.
03 · Stage programme
A product may have multiple age or condition rows. They are shown without simplification so no rate is inferred or paraphrased.
| Stage | Focus | Product, recorded dose and schedule |
|---|---|---|
| PlacementDay 0 | Settle chicks quickly with immediate access to water, feed and heat. | ProGen water
Schedule: In plain water, early morning, 6 hours, for 5 days. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed. HepaNut water
Schedule: Continuously 3–5 days in morning water; extend in severe conditions. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed to support optimal liver performance. |
| Early broodingDay 1–7 | Establish gut flora, digestive function and seven-day weight. | ProGen water
Schedule: In plain water, early morning, 6 hours, for 5 days. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed. GRise+ water No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous use in morning water for 5–7 days. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed for growth and weight gain. HepaNut water
Schedule: Continuously 3–5 days in morning water; extend in severe conditions. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed to support optimal liver performance. FiGem water No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: 5–7 days in morning water; double dose/schedule in severe conditions. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed for better growth and weight gain. |
| Late broodingDay 8–14 | Consolidate uniformity through feed transition and rapid growth. | ProGen water
Schedule: In plain water, early morning, 6 hours, for 5 days. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed. GRise+ water No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous use in morning water for 5–7 days. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed for growth and weight gain. HepaNut water
Schedule: Continuously 3–5 days in morning water; extend in severe conditions. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed to support optimal liver performance. FiGem water No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: 5–7 days in morning water; double dose/schedule in severe conditions. feed No chick-specific rate is recorded. Schedule: Continuous in feed for better growth and weight gain. |
04 · Complete applicable range
Probiotics, Prebiotics & Phytogenic Growth Promoter
A four-way synbiotic — probiotics, prebiotics, enzymes and phytoactives in one.
View productNurtures Perfect Growth
Phytoactives and minerals that support weight gain and growth.
View productEnsures Healthy Liver
Hepatoprotective phytoactives that regenerate hepatocytes and counteract mycotoxin damage.
View productReduces the Load
Natural growth promoter that improves feed intake, enhances feed digestibility and reduces pathogenic load.
View product05 · One-page schedule
The downloadable PDF is awaiting the final approved document asset. The web schedule above remains complete and print-ready.
06 · Technical support
Share age, flock size, current intake, performance records and the challenge you are seeing. The technical team can help review route, timing and monitoring.