
Dine-A-Chook Mineral Boost for Poultry, Pigeons & Birds 1kg
Dine-a-Chook · Vet N Pet Direct
Last seen $23.95 on 8 Aug 2026
Not on special right now. $23.95 is the last price we recorded on 8 Aug 2026.
In stock when we last checked on 8 Aug 2026. Prices change — confirm on the store's page before buying.
Price history
We started tracking this on 6 Aug 2026 and have recorded a single price so far. The chart appears once we've seen the price move.
Description
Mineral Boost is an all-natural limestone grit for pigeons, birds and poultry. Enriched with a range of essential vitamins and minerals, it is a palatable supplement for health and performance.
Mineral Boost is coated in a balanced formula of essential vitamins and minerals, aiding digestion and contributing to a nutritious diet. Hygienic, graded and appealing to birds, Mineral Boost is the only supplement you’ll need.
Why your bird needs a mineral supplement: Minerals are essential in the formation of healthy bones, eggs and in their endocrine system. Birds, including backyard chickens are particularly prone to stress which can lead to illnesses and long term implications.
Minerals help to maintain a healthy body during period of stress such as high or low temperatures, predator attacks, illness and breeding issues.
Contains: Calcium carbonate, calcium gluconate, sodium, iodide, bentonite clay, potassium and magnesium. Mineral Boost is enriched with vitamin A, vitamin B2, vitamin D3, vitamin E, vitamin K, iron, manganese, iodine, d-calcium pantothenate, selenium and zinc.
How to Use Avian Mineral Boost: Allow birds free access to Mineral Boost in a dry dish that is protected from soiling. Use regularly as part of an avian nutrition program. Mineral Boost is recommended for birds that are breeding, showing, racing or suffering from stress.
Animal use only. Store in a cool, dry place out of reach of children.
Always follow product instructions and use only as directed.
Details
- Weight
- 1.3 kg
- Store
- Vet N Pet Direct
- Brand
- Dine-a-Chook
- SKU
- MBOOST1
- Category
- Horse & Livestock
- First tracked
- 6 Aug 2026
- Last checked
- 8 Aug 2026














