Rape seed, also known as canola seed, is a small, nutrient-dense seed that offers a variety of health benefits for pigeons. It is especially valued for its high fat content, making it a great energy source for pigeons in need of extra endurance, particularly during racing, breeding, and moulting periods.
Rape seed is highly valued for its rich fat content and ability to provide pigeons with sustained energy. It is particularly useful for racing and breeding pigeons that require additional endurance and for pigeons going through their moulting process to maintain healthy feathers. While it must be fed carefully to avoid overconsumption, rape seed is a great addition to an energy-focused diet.
A small, oil-rich seed added to boost energy and feather condition.
Yes — black rape is canola seed.
Use at 5–10% of the daily mix. It’s rich, so keep portions modest.
Pigeons in work (training/racing), breeders and birds in the moult benefit from the extra oils.
Yes, but sparingly — it’s rich. Introduce gradually and keep percentages low.
Feed whole and mixed with other grains (e.g. peas, wheat, small maize, millets).
Not at 5–10%. Overfeeding oil seeds can slow birds — stick to the guide and watch condition.
Keep cool, dry and sealed, away from sunlight. Rotate stock so older bags are used first.
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