Search results for query: oxbow urinary support

...normally 2 different types of hay at a time in about 4 different unique places in their room. I crush into 4 small pieces 2 oxbow urinary support tablets and hide them in toys or in hay about 5 days a week and then about 3 days a week I'll split 1 tablet into 4 small pieces of oxbow vitamin c...

That's a great idea! Sprinkling it on the ground might give him some excitement! I will give that a try. I also had NO idea Oxbow has a joint health biscuit. Loki receives the vitamin c, urinary, and digestive biscuits daily. So I'm excited to see how he likes it. I'm going to buy some now...

...I gave him about 40% of the capsule mixed in with water on Saturday was a good idea to prevent further stones. I was also told Oxbow Urinary Support would be a good idea, I started that last Friday giving him one a day. I woke up Sunday morning and he was hiding away, his cheeks wet from...

Hi! It is more likely that she could be developing a urinary tract infection or a bacterial or non-bacterial antibiotic resistant cystitis as her immune system is lowered by the illness and loss of her sister. Keep in my that apart from eyesight guinea pigs have much finer senses than us humans...

...why is nothing working?! Had the cartrophen injection on Tuesday, he’s on 0.5ml tramadol twice a day, 1ml cystease daily and oxbow urinary support one a day. I’m in the process of making some barley water to syringe. He’s eating fine. Just in pain when toileting.The same amount of pain as he...

Why are your piggy’s getting tablets of multi-vitamins, vit c and urinary support? This shouldn’t be necessary if they are on a good diet and have plenty of hay and fresh water (which yours are).

I feel like it can’t be a coincidence that the majority of my piggies have bladder/sludge issues... but I don’t know where I’m going wrong. Miki had a big bladder stone at 11 months, and has recently been showing signs or returning bladder sludge. Both Lulu and Nelli (our rescued old ladies)...

I just want to update, Boromir began having fits and lost his ability to move of his own free will. He began crying almost as how a baby would cry so I made the tough decision to have him put to sleep. I'm absolutely devastated, he was my best friend

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Found some threads on the forum for you to have a read of as they have been mentioned in the past Joint Support Search results for query: Oxbow Joint Support Urinary Support Search results for query: oxbow urinary support

Wow what a thread I started. Thanks everyone for the replies. Just to confirm I had read that long term balanced feeding guide that many people have linked. My problem in particular is that we would struggle to get any spring greens and lettuce was recommended to be left out. This meant that...

Perhaps you could consider and research the following and maybe ask your vet for advice: -digestive support tablets by oxbow (not sure how effective they are to be honest!) -urinary support supplements (I have heard sherwood and other brands make them) -oat hay (helped my piggie with small poops...

Hi! Ureter stones can be even trickier to get out... :( Please follow our diet advice with filtered water and limited low calcium/grain-free pellets (max. 1 tablespoon per piggy day, preferably even less). Most people are not aware that most of the calcium in the diet comes with these two food...

...of Meloxicam for 2 weeks every 12 hours. I also gave Benebac probiotic 1-2 hours before or after her antibiotics and added an Oxbow urinary support tab to her daily diet. A few days into the antibiotics, I did not see any more blood. After two weeks, I took a urine sample to the vet and they...

...is a good drinker and they are bed on fleece sewn to bed pads, any wet fleece is removed twice daily. I’ve also bought him some oxbow urinary support tablets although these haven’t arrived yet. He is long haired. It we keep him fairly trim, would giving him a bum wash with an unscented baby...

Just curious about these supplements. I’ve been told to wait till 9-12 months for urinary ones but what’s everyone’s views? Mine have nothing wrong I just wanna limit the change of bladder stones. I was told try them on a half each every week as they’re between 3-4 months

Thank you so much for this, very informative. I will look into this and research thoroughly. Thank you again 😊

...Vitamin C tablet and veggies (Romaine, Cucumber, Celery). 12am: Hay refilled, Oxbow Multi-Vitamin tablet. 5pm: Hay refilled, Oxbow Urinary Support tablet and veggies (Green leaf lettuce, Spring Mix Lettuce, either bean sprouts or green beans, Cilantro or Parsley--Parsley is given twice a...

My 2 year old guinea pig just underwent his 2nd bladder stone surgery and I was wondering about supplements. I was wondering if I can use Potassium Citrate and Oxbow Urinary Support tablets together?