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Natural Science Urinary Support from Oxbow contains various beneficial ingredients which support the overall urinary health of your pet, in a high-fiber supplement. Cranberry and Dandelion Leaf support urinary health, while herbs such as astragalus root support renal function
Product Facts Per 1 Tab (2g)
Active Ingredients: Glucosamine (Plant Based): 45 mg, Marshmallow Root: 45 mg, Manna Oligosaccharide (MOS): 40 mg, Astragalus Root: 18 mg, Cranberry Extract: 18 mg, Dandelion Leaf: 18 mg, Pumpkin Seed: 9 mg, Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA), 2 mg
Inactive Ingredients: Timothy Grass, Barley Flour, Oat Groat Flour, Cane Molasses, Flax Seed Meal, Guar Gum, Mixed Tocopherols (preservative), Rosemary Extract
When changing your pet’s daily regimen, consult your veterinarian.
Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, and Chinchillas:
Rats (all weights): 1/4 tab per day
Other Species: Contact Oxbow or consult your veterinarian
*Not intended for growing, pregnant, lactating or food producing animals.
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Not had a chance to see the full effects of this product yet but as always delivery was quick and well packaged. Bunny turned nose up but have integrated the supplement with his treats! So far so good.
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he absolutely loves these but not sure yet whether they are doing anything for his urinary tract...
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It's definitely doing the job of stopping the rabbit from having any more bouts of cystitis...and they were nasty and painful. He was on Metacam to help with his pain!
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1 person found this review helpful
Well packaged and easy to use. Seems palatable to each of my rabbits that eat it.
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One of my piggies is prone to urinary tract problems which isn't helped by living in a hard water area. He has one of these every day to keep him healthy in the waterworks department. He loves them so much that when he and his cagemate hear the bag, they're both standing on their hind legs at the front of the cage with their little noses through the bars desperate to get their 'treat'!
They are expensive but are worth it for peace of mind.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Oxbow Natural Science Urinary Support for Small Animals, including answers from our team.
Sarah-Jane Lewinton
Can Syrian Hamsters have these?
I'm guessing a ratty dose or smaller would be adequate?
I have contacted Oxbow with regards to your question who have replied with the following:
Our Natural Science dosage recommendation for Syrian hamsters is 1/4 tablet per day and for dwarf hamsters is 1/8 tablet per day. For particularly sensitive individuals, we suggest gradually introduce the supplement by feeding every other day to ensure it is well received prior to moving to a daily dose. Additionally, starting any supplementation is a step that is best discussed with a veterinarian to identify the best regimen for an animal's particular needs.
Helen Robertson
My female guinea-pig has had cystitis and a small bladder stone recently, also just been spayed due to polycystic ovaries. I bought these to help her but she is not interested in just eating them so I decided to try dissolving half a tablet in warm water and syringing it into her, she seems to enjoy it this way. I hope this will help her instead of another vet visit and more anti-biotics. I am trying to go the natural root for her now. Also researching safe essential oils that help relieve pain and discomfort.
Yes these tablets can be crushed into feed or water if required. If this is working well then I would continue to give them this way. I recommend following your vet's advise closely on how to treat the condition. certain essential oils can be toxic to animals so it's best to use medications if required. These have to be tested and proven safe for use.
