Can my rabbit take Oxbow digestive & skin supplements for hairballs?

Since you have many questions about Oxbow supplements, the best advice I can give you is to contact Oxbow who can give you the best information about their products. Here is contact information: http://www.oxbowanimalhealth.com/ http://oxbowanimalhealth.com/contact

The feeding of pineapple juice is controversial and some believe it is not useful. It will not harm her so if you want to add it to her diet you can. Rabbits get hairballs because of a decreased motility (movement) of the gastrointestinal tract which leads to the dehydration and impaction of the material in the stomach. Feeding the proper diet will decrease the chance of getting a motility disorder so the best prevention is a healthy diet. A healthy diet for a rabbits includes large amounts digestible and indigestible fiber, low carbohydrates, and adequate water. Make sure to feed grass hay and green leafy foods. If you want to give her some pineapple juice, you can, just make sure it is fresh juice and use in small amounts.

Hello. Great question! If you have Marshmallow on a high quality diet you should not need to feed any supplements/vitamins. The majority of the diet should be hay. I recommend Oxbow products: ( https://www.kohepets.com.sg/oxbow-hay-blends-western-timothy-orchard-grass ) ( https://www.kohepets.com.sg/oxbow-bunny-basics-young-rabbit-food ) Oxbow has a lot of good products - treats and other types of hay, etc. Anything you use from them will be good. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

It's correct that fiber is very important for rabbits. This is because they have a digestive system that is made for a high-fiber diet and can get a great deal of nutrients from fiber. For this reason, it's actually best to feed a pelleted diet that is high in fiber like Oxbow. Fruits and vegetables should be considered treats and limited and no more than 10% of their diet. High quality hay (timothy or brome are good choices) should be offered all the time. Grass and dark leafy greens should also be offered regularly. There is a lot of information about how to feed a rabbit out there and it can be difficult to know what's correct and what's not. Below is a link to a some good information that should answer all of your questions. I hope that helps and all is well with your bunnies.

Anything is possible especially if this is a new diet that has been introduced. Diarrhea in rabbits can be very serious so I suggest you have Roshini to the vet for an exam. If you can, I recommend you use a diet like Oxbow. Remember, a rabbit's diet should be mostly hay and not pellets. Please make sure you are feeding her properly by referring to the link below: ( https://www.oxbowanimalhealth.com/uploads/files/Rabbit-Care-Guide.pdf )

Yes, you can use this product for rabbits, but make sure to follow the label instructions for rabbits. There are other rabbit-specific probiotics that are designed specifically for rabbit digestive systems that you can order on the internet. Check out Oxbow as this company in general has the best small rodent and mammal products out there. Good luck!

You should always be concerned if an animal eats more than the recommended dosage of anything. That being said, vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamins and she should just excrete the excess amount into the urine. This should not be a problem in a healthy rabbit, however, I cannot be 100% sure that she won’t have any side effects. Just monitor her closely for any signs of illness and if any of those are noticed then get her to the vet for an exam as soon as possible. in the meantime, do not give her any of those treats for the next 10-14 days. Hope this helps. Best wishes.