abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
Do they help rabbits with a history of digestive problems? Are they worth the money? Plus any other opinions please :wave:
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Protexin Pro Fibre pellets - opinions?
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I buy them, sometimes add them, but i get protexin in the food i buy too, so i don't know if it helps. I just hope it does
Yes! Very much so! But it does depend on the problem, I think. I get through a tube every 6 days, which is roughly £40 a month, but its got Wish and Flame to health weights and at a year, they are growing again.
What I personally have found, is that they need more than the one scoop a day. I feed rather a lot over what they suggest you feed.
What I personally have found, is that they need more than the one scoop a day. I feed rather a lot over what they suggest you feed.
Not used them in digestive bunnies but have used for Bluebell whilst he's on long term antibiotics and I found they were worth the money.
If you want to try some pm me your address and I'd be happy to send you some.
The pic is very disceptive on vet uk. I was expecting a pot about the size of the avipro one but it was prob about three times that. I only give Bluebell 1 scoop a day.
If you want to try some pm me your address and I'd be happy to send you some.
The pic is very disceptive on vet uk. I was expecting a pot about the size of the avipro one but it was prob about three times that. I only give Bluebell 1 scoop a day.
The Duchess
Wise Old Thumper
I used them for Cecily Sweetpea and think that it was really only this and her pain relief that kept her going for so long. I think they are a really good product and add the fibre to keep things moving. She happened to really like them and could often be seen trying to take the lid off the tub and trying to dive in.
Kermit
Wise Old Thumper
My two think of them as treats, it's only really Inca that needs them but i couldn't not giver Herbie them. I think they help my Inca a lot, she is the best weight she has been in ages and she doesn't get runny poo as much as she used to.
I also get them two tubs a time from Vet UK to save on postage & i always go through the fife rabbit rescue link so that they get some funds
Sonnet: I can send you a sample if you wanna pm me your postal address x
I also get them two tubs a time from Vet UK to save on postage & i always go through the fife rabbit rescue link so that they get some funds
Sonnet: I can send you a sample if you wanna pm me your postal address x
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
Thanks for all your input guys, it's been very helpful
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
That would be fantastic, thank you! Our funds are very low at the moment, so I don't want to buy any if Herman won't eat them.
I'll PM you my address.
My two think of them as treats, it's only really Inca that needs them but i couldn't not giver Herbie them. I think they help my Inca a lot, she is the best weight she has been in ages and she doesn't get runny poo as much as she used to.
I also get them two tubs a time from Vet UK to save on postage & i always go through the fife rabbit rescue link so that they get some funds
Sonnet: I can send you a sample if you wanna pm me your postal address x
Thank you - just off to PM you :wave:
willowholly
Mama Doe
Will had these when she had excessive caecotrophes.They didn't really help,& at £15 a tub[if I remember rightly]it was a costly excercise but she stayed on them for over a year,until she died,because I would've done anything the vet suggested to make Will's life better,even if I wasn't convinced it was helping.
