Description
Vetrina Vetrivit C is a liquid bird vitamin supplement from the Vetrina range, made by Vetrina Healthcare in Pune. It is listed as the Vetrina Vetrivit C Multivitamin Supplement for Birds, but its declared content is vitamin C (ascorbic acid) at 40 mg per ml. That makes it concentrated bird vitamin drops for stress, moulting, transport and recovery, not a broad vitamin blend. Vetrivit C for birds is mixed into drinking water or food and suits parrots, parakeets, canaries, cockatiels, lovebirds, finches and pigeons. You can buy Vetrina Vetrivit C online at Supertails. The Vetrivit C price is ₹196 for the 30ml bottle (MRP ₹200).
Your Pet’s Medicine at a Glance
What it is
Liquid vitamin C (ascorbic acid) drops, sold as a multivitamin supplement
What it supports
Vitamin C intake during stress, moulting, breeding, transport and recovery
Suitable birds
Parakeets, canaries, parrots, cockatiels, lovebirds, finches, pigeons
Form
Liquid drops, added to drinking water or food
Pack size
30ml
Price
₹196 (MRP ₹200)
Prescription required
No upload is asked for on the product page. A Supertails vet may call to verify your order.
Uses of This Medicine in Pets
This vitamin supplement for birds is used to top up vitamin C in companion and aviary birds. It is most often considered when a bird is under strain or needs extra nutritional support:
Stress from travel, a new home, noise or a change in routine
Moulting and breeding, when nutritional demands rise
Recovery after illness
General support for skin, feather condition and immune function
It is meant for parakeets, canaries, parrots, cockatiels, lovebirds, finches and pigeons. Many birds can make some vitamin C themselves, so it works best as a targeted supplement that your vet has agreed to, not a default daily add-on.
Benefits for Your Pet
Gives your bird an antioxidant boost when stress or illness raises its needs.
Supports healthy skin, feathers and tissue repair during recovery.
Easy to give: the drops go into water or food, so there is no need to handle or force-feed your bird.
Economical to use. At the recovery dose of 15 drops per 100 ml of water, one 30ml bottle (roughly 600 drops) covers about 40 such batches.
Looking for other options? Browse our liquid supplements for birds.
How to Give This Medicine to Your Pet
Recovery dose: 15 drops in 100 ml of drinking water, or 15 drops mixed into 50 g of food, or as directed by your vet. For routine use, follow your vet’s advice on dose and duration. Roughly 20 drops make 1 ml.
Shake the bottle well.
Measure out fresh drinking water and count the drops into it.
Stir, then fill your bird’s water bowl. If you are using food instead, mix the drops in thoroughly.
Make a fresh batch every day and throw away any unused vitamin water after 24 hours.
If you miss a dose: skip it and carry on with the usual amount next time. Do not double up to make up for it.
How This Medicine Works
The active ingredient is vitamin C (ascorbic acid), an antioxidant that helps protect cells from damage caused by stress. It supports normal immune function, helps the body form collagen for skin and connective tissue, and plays a part in tissue repair. It supplies vitamin C only. It does not provide vitamins A, D3, E or the B group, it does not treat any disease, and it does not replace a balanced diet.
Side Effects in Pets
Vitamin C is generally safe when used as directed. Possible side effects include:
Mild digestive upset if too much is given
Reduced water intake if the drops are mixed too strong
Rare hypersensitivity to an ingredient
Watch your bird’s droppings, appetite and behaviour during the first few days. Speak to your vet if anything changes and does not settle.
Safety Advice
Iron-sensitive birds: vitamin C increases iron absorption. Mynas and toucans are prone to iron storage disease, so check with your avian vet before giving any vitamin C supplement to these birds.
Other supplements: some multivitamins, including Vetrivit Avian, also contain vitamin C. Ask your vet before combining them so your bird does not get a double dose.
Special cases: chicks, breeding hens and birds with liver, kidney or other long-term conditions should be checked by an avian vet before starting.
Allergies: do not use it if your bird has reacted to vitamin C or any ingredient before.
Storage: keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool place away from sunlight. Indian summer heat is the main risk, so avoid shelves near a window or kitchen. Do not use it if the seal is broken.
Keep out of reach of children.
Quick Tips for Pet Parents
Discard unused vitamin water after 24 hours.
Count drops carefully; guessing gives a mix that is too strong.
Offer plain water in a second bowl if your bird drinks less.
Keep the bottle out of sunlight and heat.
Fresh vegetables still matter; drops do not replace a balanced diet.
Medicine Fact Box
Active ingredient
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), 40 mg per ml
Brand
Vetrina
Manufacturer
Vetrina Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Pune, Maharashtra
Country of origin
India
Form and pack
Liquid drops, 30ml
Shelf life
See the best before date on the bottle
Storage
Cool place, away from sunlight, cap tightly closed
Prescription status
No prescription upload requested on the product page
SKU
SBRS0001VTRPH
When to Contact a Veterinarian
Birds hide illness well, so act early. Call your avian vet promptly if you notice:
Swelling of the face or eyes, difficulty breathing or sudden weakness after giving the drops
Vomiting or regurgitation, or diarrhoea and changed droppings that last more than a day
Refusal to drink or eat, fluffed-up feathers, or sitting on the cage floor
Signs that you may have given too much
No improvement in the problem you were supplementing for
A sick bird needs a proper examination. Vitamins support recovery but do not replace treatment.
Substitutes / Alternatives
Vetrina Vetrivit Avian Multivitamin Supplements for Birds: a broader multivitamin from the same brand, for birds that need more than vitamin C.
More Vetrina bird and pet supplements: other drops from the same brand, chosen by the specific gap you are filling.
Order Vetrina Vetrivit C today for genuine, vet approved vitamin C drops delivered fast, so your bird has extra support when it needs it most.
Frequently Asked Question
What is Vetrina Vetrivit C used for?
Vetrina Vetrivit C for birds is used to supplement vitamin C during stress, moulting, breeding, transport and recovery from illness. It is sold as a multivitamin supplement, but the declared active is vitamin C alone.
Is Vetrivit C good for birds?
The label lists it as suitable for companion and aviary birds and generally safe when used as directed. Many birds make some of their own vitamin C, so ask your vet whether your bird needs it, and never give it to iron-sensitive birds such as mynas or toucans without advice.
What vitamins do pet birds need?
Pet birds need vitamins A, D3, E, K and the B group, along with minerals such as calcium. Birds on all-seed diets often fall short of vitamin A, vitamin D3 and calcium. A balanced diet of pellets, vegetables and a controlled amount of seed meets most needs; our best bird food guide is a good place to start.
How do you give vitamin drops to birds?
For vitamin drops for birds like this one, count the drops into fresh drinking water or mix them thoroughly into food. Make it fresh every day and discard leftover vitamin water after 24 hours.
Can bird vitamins be added to drinking water?
Yes, this one is made for it. Use 15 drops per 100 ml of water for recovery, or the amount your vet advises, and keep a second bowl of plain water in case your bird drinks less.
How often should birds be given multivitamins?
There is no single schedule for every bird. The Vetrina Vetrivit C 30ml bottle lists a recovery dose, so ask your vet how long and how often to use it for your bird’s species, diet and health.
Are multivitamins good for pet birds?
A well-chosen bird multivitamin can fill gaps, especially on seed-heavy diets, but more is not better, since excess vitamins A and D3 can cause harm. Vetrivit C is not a full multivitamin for birds. If you want multivitamin drops for pet birds with a wider vitamin mix, look at Vetrivit Avian and check the dose with your vet.
What is the best vitamin supplement for birds?
It depends on the gap. Vetrivit C multivitamin drops for birds (as the pack is named) give vitamin C only, so they suit a bird that needs vitamin C support. A bird that needs a broader vitamin spread is better served by Vetrivit Avian. Your avian vet can tell you which fits.
Can parrots take bird multivitamins?
Parrots are listed among the birds suited to this product, and other parrot vitamins are available too, but the right parrot multivitamin and dose depend on the species and diet. Ask your vet before starting vitamins for parrots, and see our guide on how to take care of a parrot for everyday care.
How do you use Vetrina Vetrivit C?
Shake the bottle, add 15 drops to 100 ml of fresh water (or mix into 50 g of food) for recovery, stir, and serve. Use a fresh batch daily and follow your vet’s guidance for routine use.
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