Supplementary feed from the breeder for breeders - developed on the basis of practical experience and research.Alfred Berger combines over 40 years of breeding experience with scientific expertise - for healthy, high-performance racing pigeons.
I am not just a developer - I am a passionate product designer.Over 40 years of experience with racing pigeons, my biological expertise and my enthusiasm for innovative, effective recipes flow into each of my feed concepts. I love thinking up new combinations, combining active ingredients in a meaningful way and developing solutions that have never been seen before in this form.
With BergerPIGEONS I realise what is most important to me: the best possible care for our pigeons - well thought out, tried and tested and honest.
Here you will find products for the targeted supply of nutrients for growth, bones and feathers. Perfect for breeding, young pigeons and moulting.
Targeted support for the immune system, intestines and respiratory tract - for stable and vital pigeons. Ideal for support in special phases or as a high-quality supplement in everyday life.
More energy, faster recovery and better cell supply for training phases, the travelling season and maximum fitness.
Sustainable hygiene from nature as an example of clean drinking water, hygienic drinking troughs and pigeon lofts
Each recipe is based on a clear objective: to support the health and performance of the pigeon at all stages.
Scientifically sound combinations of active ingredients - with gentle production and high bioavailability
Developed for growers who know what is important - easy to use, clearly dosable.
All products are ready for immediate despatch - so that your pigeons are optimally supplied at all times.
Sustainably developed and produced with love and care in Germany and Belgium.
"When it comes to Health, regeneration and performance every ingredient counts - and every detail."
Experience with carrier pigeons
Development of feed supplements
Masters and growers worldwide rely on it
Category: | 111 minutes
The video addresses current challenges and innovative solutions in German carrier pigeon racing, particularly organisational adjustments to flight routes and release points aimed at minimising losses and boosting breeders’ motivation. The video presents flexible race days, transparent communication, clear animal welfare guidelines and the concept of parallel races. Practical tips on pairing, feeding and training round off the discussion. The key message is that the sport of pigeon racing will remain viable for the future through modern organisation, collective action and a focus on animal welfare.
Category: | 106 minutes
The video offers a comprehensive and practical insight into current topics relating to the breeding and keeping of carrier pigeons. It covers feeding, moulting, amino acids, liver protection, natural active ingredients, changing the direction of flight and incorporating additives into the feed. The experts answer live questions, share personal experiences and offer practical advice on how best to care for and prepare the pigeons for the season. The content is well-researched, up-to-date and highly valuable for everyone from breeders with basic knowledge to experienced practitioners.
How can a training flight be assessed objectively? Jürgen von Ramin documented the home-based training of his young pigeons using precise GPS data and weather readings. His report shows how regular training, good health and verifiable measurement data combine to provide a fascinating snapshot of pigeon racing – without exaggeration and with a deliberately objective view of the results.
When I developed BergerPearls No. 1, my aim was clear from the outset. Caring for carrier pigeons should be made easier. Not more complicated. Not more labour-intensive. And certainly not should the fancier have to moisten different powders every day and mix them into the feed. As a biologist, product developer and long-standing carrier pigeon fancier, I have been involved in this field for many years […]
Why the most important preparation for the next racing season begins during the moulting period „After the race is before the race.“ There is hardly a saying you hear more often in the world of carrier pigeon racing. And indeed: after weeks of intense races, calm finally seems to be setting in. The pigeons are flying less, the strain is easing, and attention turns to the regrowing plumage. […]
