Pro/Pre Biotic advice

Loki has been on antibiotics for a long time now and since Christmas I have been putting Avipro Plus into his water to help increase the levels in his gut. When I went back to the vets last Friday to get the swab taken for his snuffles the vet suggested Bio-Lapis and I bought 2 strips. Since he's been on Bio-Lapis I'm not kidding his poos are like boulders! I would love this to continue, but I wondered if you can use Bio-Lapis long-term? The cost of it is eye-watering, but I would do it if it was safe while Loki is on antibiotics. I looked on the pro-vet website and they also sell the Protexin Pro-Fibre - would this be any better to use long term? I imagine the Fibreplex are to use in emergencies, but any advice would be appreciated! Loki is on SS pellets, veg and hay, but doesn't eat as much hay as he should (I have been trying to find a hay that he loves but it's been elusive so far!)

Ali

for protexin

http://www.furrypharm.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=1069

http://www.petmeds.co.uk/Products/Digestion_4/Protexin-Bio-Lapis-2g-Sachets

www.hyperdrug.com

but the sites not loading at the mo!!


i bought the pro fibre pellets and they ate some but then refused it point blank!
http://www.animalmedicines.co.uk/home.php?cat=195

here sell the protexin at a fiver a strip and they have avipro..rabbit re covery..critical care..lectade etc..

http://www.penstone-petstore.co.uk/..._Rabbits___Small_Furries_169.html&CatalogBody

avipro hasnt ever done much for bifs tummy..but bio lapis was better..now the vethad her on protexin fibreplex and although were stil having a squishy poo problem..shes pooing normally at at last..its wonderful stuff short t erm..
i was ad vised by an exotic vet that buns often need a fortnight ot three weeks constant with the bio lapis.which i guess would work out cheaper than the fibreplex over weeks but if you gave fibreplex daily? not sure..others on here willa dvise that! cooey jane..
http://www.protexin.com/vet/product.php?id=22


oh and as for the hay..mine adore the bunny basics timothyhay 2nd cut..they like their meadow hay too..and ive just ordered from the dust free place..ill let you know how it goes!!
in the meantime..why not buy samples.the hay experts are great unless bunny is a frenchie!!

under a fiver with free post n packing..


http://www.thehayexperts.com/Hays_&_Grasses-Sample_Pack/c4_23/index.html


http://www.bunnybasics.net/bunny-basics®-pf4p™-c-60.html?osCsid=98ff891bbf46014cdb21f549a20d081c


http://www.bunnymail.co.uk/
excel forage is very palatable as is readigrass..oooh and the excel treats..all 100% natural..the mint and dnadelion are good for fibre andchewing.
http://www.bunnybazaar.co.uk/refills.html


http://www.vagavalley.co.uk/bunnysupplies/hay&straw.htm

http://www.dustfreehay.co.uk/cost2.html

hope this helps!

Thank you for all the links - I think this is going to be expensive!