Sherwood Pet Health Rabbit Emergency Kit and Bulk Recovery Food (800g)

Digestive health, G.I. tract motility, energy, and appetite are all closely interrelated. If one declines, the others will decline as well. Feeding greens can increase signs of digestive upset, as even a small amount of greens fed to a 6-pound rabbit can cause these signs to appear within a few days, and it may take over a week of not feeding any greens to resolve the issue.

Most commercial rabbit pellets contain too much grain and soy, which can lead to digestive upset. While the first ingredient in the formula may be hay, many brands cut costs by adding soybean hulls or oat hulls to replace as much hay as possible, resulting in a formula that contains more grain and soy products than hay.

Sherwood's hay-based formulas are designed to prevent digestive upset and provide complete balanced nutrition. These formulas are grain-free, soy-free, and contain real hay without any substitutes like soybean hulls or grain by-products.

If your rabbit is experiencing signs of digestive upset, the recommended recovery plan is to stop feeding grain, soy, vegetables, salads/greens, fruits, and treats. Instead, use the Appetite Restore product to help restore electrolytes and B-vitamins, and feed the Recovery Food as much as your pet is willing to eat, both day and night. You may need to encourage feeding with a feeding syringe.

The Recovery Food is a hay-based formula with no grain or soy. It can be mixed with water and fed with a syringe or a bowl. This professional formula also contains B-vitamins and motility herbs to help your pet's appetite get back on track.

Sherwood Pet Health is committed to providing high-quality, hay-based formulas that support your rabbit's overall health and well-being.

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