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has anyone had....

hannah

Alpha Buck
Fibreplex for bunnies, appears to be a new product for iffy stomachs and is carrot flavour!!! Archie cant stand it, whilst Smokie has been pestering us for it (even though she isnt poorly) and eats it straight from the syringe :lol: Is probiotic and fibre so guess cant do her any harm
 
ive never heard of it, but certainly sounds good stuff. Where did you get it from im wondering....
I work within the pet section and sometimes we have little ones that come to me with the runs, this sorta thing sounds something new to try, compared to the simple 'supreme recovry mix' we can currently get hold off.
 
Sounds like it might be good for buns who can't eat hay for whatever reason - there's been a few on the forum lately who haven't been able to eat solid food or hay because of wounds in the mouth, and there's those missing lots of molars or those who really won't eat hay for whatever reason - would be a good way of giving them fibre for their gut?
 
Got it from the vets - is made by protexin the bio-lapis people, am guessing it maybe on trial as there is nothing about it on their website. BTW Archie has decided he quite likes it now!
 
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