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Fibreplex..

jazxo

jazxo

Mama Doe
This has worked wonders with Pippin in the past but I was wondering can it be used a a 'boost' or will it eventually start to stop being so effective?

She's 11 months old and has been prescribed it by a vet twice but I bought some for emergencies so I have one at the moment.

Pippin has moved from outdoors to indoors in a new house and she's perfectly fine but she usually has amazing huge golden poo but now they're smaller and not quite as golden. Would it be okay to give her fibreplex to help her along or would that be pointless/dangerous for when she really needs it?
 
A few days of Fibreplex should be fine :)

It may be the stress of a new environment that has effected her gut motility xx
 
Jack's-Jane said:
A few days of Fibreplex should be fine :)

It may be the stress of a new environment that has effected her gut motility xx
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That's what I was thinking bless her, she's still eating hay well but I guess that will just help her along. Thank you :) xx
 
I give fibreplex to my indoor buns Olly and Honey when they are moulting (which is often) as they tend to struggle passing the fur through their gut without it. They do eat plenty of hay, it's just the way they are :?
 
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