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Supreme Science VetCarePlus Urinary Tract Health Formula is a diet for rabbits which suffer with urinary tract issues. It contains Echinacea which supports the immune system and fights infection, cranberries and blueberries which are natural antioxidants, and dandelion which helps to stimulate routine renal function.
Ground timothy hay, soybean meal, ground peas, oat flakes, dried alfalfa protein concentrate, linseed (1.5%), locust bean meal, dried echinacea (1%), dried dandelion (1%), dried nettle, soya oil, dried cranberries (0.25%), dried bilberries (0.25%), calcium carbonate.
Vitamin A 15000 IU, Vitamin D3 1500 IU, Vitamin C 500mg, ferrous sulphate monohydrate 152 mg, calcium iodate anhydrous 1.5 mg, copper sulphate pentahydrate 20 mg, manganese oxide 38 mg, zinc oxide 62 mg, sodium selenite 0.2 mg.
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Brought this due to a rabbit having a urinary condition. Since stopping pellets and have these rabbit seems to not having an issue anymore. Will see what happens once used up
Customer recommends this product
Rabbits digestive system cleared , droppings in good shape
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my bunnies will not eat it. they do not like it.
Customer does not recommend this product
Great product my 4 bunnies love this I use this as a treat xx
Customer recommends this product
Made of tasty ingredients my rabbits liked chewing it and it was helped with their urine...didn't seem so acidic.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Supreme Science VetCarePlus Urinary Tract Health Formula for Rabbits, including answers from our team.
Lisa
Can this be given to guinea pigs with urine sludge and a history of bladder issues?
Supreme who manufacture this feed have advised it may be safe for short term use in guinea pigs but the nutrients may not be suitable in the long term. They recommend using the Selective Naturals Guinea Pig Grain Free diet instead as this is what they usually advise pigs with urinary issues go onto.
