Nutrigel V Troy Vitamin Supplement

[SBT101]

Just wondering on breeders opinions on whether Troy Vitamin supplement and Nutrigel are the same. I know that we can not get Nutrigel locally and have to go on line for it, which isn't a hassel, but thought I would ask as I do know that the Troy Vitamin Supplement is readily available locally.

Thankyou for your responses in advance

[ellz]

Troy Nutri Pet Supplement

Composition

Contains Vitamins A, D, E, B1, B2, B6, B12, Nicotinamide, Calcium Pantothenate, Folic Acid, Iron, Manganese, Magnesium and Iodine in a palatable base consisting of fats, proteins and carbohydrates, providing approximately 1500 kilojoules of metabolizable energy per 100g.

Nutrigel

COMPOSITION PER 100 GRAMS:

Vitamin A 15,650iu; Vitamin D3 900iu; Vitamin E 83iu; Thiamine HCl (B1) 28.3iu; Riboflavin (B2) 3.3mg; Pyridoxine (B12) 13.3mg; Cyanocobalamin (B12)31.7mcg; Nicotinamide 31.7mg; Calcium Pantothenate17.2mg; Folic Acid 3.3mg; Iron 7.8mg; Iodine 8.3mg; Manganese 16.7mg; Magnesium 6.3mg

TYPICAL NUTRITIONAL VALUE

Crude Fat 35.0%; Crude Protein 1.3%; Carbohydrates 45.7%; Energy per 100g 1351kJ 323kCal

They look roughly the same although the Troy appears to be higher in calories but I do prefer how the Nutrigel breaks down the composition more in the description. ie, you can see how much of exactly which type of B12 etc are in it.

It can be difficult to get the Nutrigel here too but I do prefer to have it on hand. Old habits die hard!

[SBT101]

Me too Ellz. I have only got 1 of them so do need to stock shortly. And the girls have gone right off food. So I tried them with a little Nutrigel on my finger and yep, they loved it and then went on to eat a meal of cooked chicken

Just thought I would ask but even though they are relatively the same, think I will stick with the good old Nutrigel.

Thanks Ellz

[ellz]

You're very welcome. Glad I could help!

[SBT101]

And I have to admit, the Nutrigel smells good enough to eat