Bucktons Pigeon Pickstones

A pigeon doesn't take in calcium from a trough of pellets the way a hen does — it pecks at it in lumps, as and when it wants it, which is the entire reason a pickstone exists as its own product rather than being mixed into the feed.

This is a mineral pickstone made from natural minerals and salts, intended to support a pigeon's digestive system and provide calcium for strong bones. It's meant to sit alongside grit as something left permanently available rather than something measured out. Beyond that, Bucktons don't publish a percentage breakdown of what the stone contains.

• Sold as one stone per pack
• Made from natural minerals and salts
• Provides calcium for bone strength
• Designed to be left available at all times
• Sits alongside grit rather than replacing it

On the ingredients. No composition or percentage breakdown is published for this stone, so it isn't possible to say how much of it is calcium versus other minerals and salts. Treat this as a routine calcium source rather than a precisely measured supplement, and keep it down permanently rather than rationing it.

Who it's for: pigeon keepers who already leave grit and mineral stones out continuously, particularly useful through breeding and egg-laying periods when calcium demand rises.