Search results for query: oxbow urinary support

He must have had the stone for a while and has shown no signs of pain. I picked it up last Friday due to bleeding. My exotics vet says the stone is sitting in an area that is not particularly painful. My piggy had surgery on Saturday (2 days ago) to attempt to remove the stone however it appears...

Th Wow, that’s wonderful you found a way to help George! Thank you so much for your reply, you’ve given me a lot of hope! Yeah, the girls did have infections a couple times, the wet fur and hunching up etc but currently they don’t seem to have an infection which is good 😅 I’ll definitely talk...

I spoke to a vet nurse who confirmed it has the required herbs but I didn't ask abiut the alcohol

Hello and Wow, I can’t thank you enough for your help and support, thank you so so much, what lovely people you are 🥰 I was told by the vet he had a very large bladder stone, as large as his bladder so what you’re saying about the bladder trauma would make sense. His bladder wall was also very...

Oxbow Natural Science Urinary Support: Amazon.co.uk: Pet Supplies Description Product Description For animals with a history of urinary issues such as infections, bladder stones or "sludgy" urine. Contains cranberry, dandelion leaf, astragalus root and pumpkin seed. The unique formula of Oxbow...

Hi! It depends very much on what has been causing your stones. The calcium absorption process is complex and takes actually quite a while to work its way through the body. Diet is just the best way to address it but it is NOT a quick fix. The most dangerous period for a reoccurance of stones...

@Siikibam yes I thought better of it and didn't give him anything. The chews are Oxbow Vitamin C and Urinary Support chews - more of a way to placate two chattering boars up at the bars (I'm a softie so it's treats really!). Sadly I've made it part of their morning and bedtime routine now, and...

Thank you! Maybe I’ll leave the biscuits for now and just do extra hydration like you said! I’ll look into vet bed, thanks for the recommendation. For now I’ve just got loads of towels I’ve just washed and dried as the vet advised against her being on her usual soft paper bedding for now. Only...

She didn’t actually say. He’s been back so many times I feel like they’re almost tired of seeing me😞... he was on metronizadole for two weeks and at his recheck she said he was fine and didn’t prescribe anything further. I bought him some urinary support oxbow treats but he’s also been having...

...a couple of piggies who are extremely prone to UTIs/stones/sludge. We have been managing this with diet, have been giving the Oxbow Urinary Support tabs (on the recommendation of our vet), increased exercise etc. I was scrolling through some websites and found the: Supreme Science...

...or orange bell pepper are always on the menu. As well as 1/2 tablespoon each of oxbow cavy cuisine pellets. Natural cavy or oxbow urinary support are normal treats as well as a rotation of forages in tiny amounts of echinacea,plantain, and a mixture forage of flowers that I have ingredient...

Erm... He's not as puffed up as he was but he's not very active but that's to be expected. His wound looks good and we've been trying to get as much critical care in him as possible along with his various meds. I was hoping Ralph was doing better :) Gives me hope for my wee man.

Sadly I've just lost my guinea pig Cali and now her sister seems to be squeaking every once and a while when she pees. I might be being paranoid, but I'm worried she may have bladder stones or sludge. After what just happened with her sister I'm so scared that somethings wrong with Lottie, I...

...diet; red or green leaf lettuce, cucumber, pepper, carrot, radicchio, and the occasional apple slice or grape. He also gets Oxbow urinary support once a week and we don't have hard water here. He went for an (unrelated) checkup at a cavy-savvy vet a few weeks ago and everything seems fine. He...

Hi and welcome It may be that there is an underlying health issue that is impacting on the immune system. The hay poke is not related and nor should the formation of bladder stones be. Potassium citrate can be used for bladder stone/sludge piggies. The one I am not familiar with. Normally, the...

Aww. Let's hope whatever it was has passed now. I'm sure you are, but still keep a close eye on him, weighing him etc. I love rumbling boars ❤️.

I got Spike back in mid-April and they told me he was about 6 weeks old. That would make him about 4 months now. For the past month or so his pee has been leaving very hard white spots on the fleece in his cage. It's kind of gritty and really hard to wash out. I'm not sure if it's because he...

My RB piggy Rupert (avatar pic) had a bladder stone actually stuck in his urethra years ago and had emergency surgery, from then on he had daily cystease which is highly recommended by lots of us on the forum with bladder piggies :) So glad your lad’s doing ok, great weight gain for him, he must...

In regards to the health portion - I am so sorry, but I cannot offer any advice. In regards to the pellets - Due to the differences in age between my piggies, I had to start giving one of mine Oxbow Adult Guinea Pig food when she was only 4-5 months (she was perfectly fine). :)

Hi everyone, Has anyone used the Oxbow Joint Support treats/tablets as a preventative in an aging pig? Or given them to a pig with joint issues and seen any improvement? Jarvis is now about 4 and a half, doesn't really seem to be slowing down other than losing a bit of condition over his hips...