OxbowNatural Science Urinary Support 4.2 oz

Shipping was awful but good product

One of my female guinea pigs is 3 years old and has reoccurring bladder issues since August(due to an abnormal bladder). She sometimes has to be treated with antibiotics when it gets worse. I have found that since I began giving her one of these daily, she seems to be having issues less frequently. I purchased the Sherwood Urinary Support treats as well because they had good reviews, but she (and all 8 of my other guinea pigs) snubbed them and would not even entertain the idea of eating them, so they were obviously useless for us. She has been consuming these for about two months or so and still takes them excitedly. I was initially afraid she would lose interest in them, but so far, she still comes running when she seems me pull out the bag. Occasionally I will give my other piggies one of these as well, but I primarily use these as her special treats (on a daily basis). I did run out of them at one point for a few days and I noticed that her bladder health drastically declined during those days (and she had to see the vet again) so now I make sure I have an extra pack on hand at all times. I would definitely recommend trying these out, especially if you have piggies prone to calcium buildup and bladder sludge. I think these seem to work best with regular use, not just to use sporadically.

My rabbit goes nuts for these cookies. They are about an inch long. He’s much happier with these.

My guinea pig's ate these up as soon as I offered them, they don't like every type of vitamin I give them, but they all accepted these biscuits no problem. Hopefully it'll help keep them healthy.

Plenty of biscuits, not really good smell ,my bunny love it

I have two rabbits, a Flemish Giant and a Holland Lop (bonded females). Trying to balance nutrition when they eat together can be challenging. My Holland Lop has a tendency to have a darker urine and twice it has been a milky sludgy consistency. To balance both their bladders and help with some added nutrition, I tried adding these to their diet with breakfast (pellets, veggies and greens in the evening... 2nd-3rd cutting Timothy Hay 24/7)And they love them! It’s had completely changed the urine of my Holland Lop to consistent healthy colors/levels, and they both love them like treats!Added note: always minimize fruits and high sugar veggies for small rodents! Rabbits are not supposed to have a lot of sugar or protein, and the beta carotene in carrots can make their urine look bloody. A SMALL piece per rabbit per day is alright. I stick to peels of some fruits, greens and rinds that have a little fruit/veg left. Everything else is leafy.

my husband & I noticed our senior bunny was having severe dehydration & was constantly eating.. we suspected it was the change in diet when my FIL offered our little bun collard greens which we never do. We suspected somehow a UTI was related so we tried these out & our hopper was well pleased! He loved the tablets & hasn't been rushing to the bathroom as constantly & he's been acting his more usual self, THANK GOD! 🙌🏼