HealthyGut Probiotics for Rabbits (120)

It’s like my elderly girl (9 years old) got put in a time machine and gained back 4 years of life, she’s busier, eating way more, piles of healthy poop, and has her dutchy muchyness back. My baby bun (about a year old) now has butt twitchies of happiness eating his ceceals , usually only seen when eating fresh banana. However in my 3rd bun of unknown age, difference was nominal but certainly no harm, but he has a whole host of other health issues from previous bad home so I don’t think it’s a reflection of the product. I super recommend it regardless, especially after antibiotic courses.

This is a great product to have if you own rabbits. Bunnies have very sensitive digestive systems, so I like keeping this on hand to help support their gut health. I originally bought it after my bunny, Oreo, gave me a little scare, and it gave me peace of mind knowing I had something made specifically for rabbits. Definitely recommend keeping this on hand for any bunny owner.

I purchased this purely on a whim, I have two rabbits and as they age I notice they have more and more GI scares. I have been looking for an affordable supplement for years at this point. I'm very glad I found this product, I use it multiple times a week, and my rabbits actually like the taste of this, which is rare for my picky pets. I just sprinkle this over morning pellets, and they eat it no problem. There is a lot of powder in this and will last at minium a year. Very pleased with this supplement. Extra Info: It has minimal smell and most likely your rabbits won't even notice it. A fine, silky soft powder, no chunks or lumps. Noticeable bowel movement improvements.

I have a lion maine rabbit, and her poop was getting quite smooshy. I purchased this product about 4 days ago and have been giving it to her daily on her vegetables like other people had suggested in the morning. I am posting this picture and we'll have an update in about a week or so. But it looks good as far as helping her tummy.

I have a 6 year old Holland Lop who our vet said probably has an immune deficiency, as he has tested positive for three unusual different bacterial respiratory infections. They're chronic, so we give him two oral antibiotics every day and nebulize another to keep him reasonably healthy and comfortable. We vary the dose and frequency as we and the vet seek the best solutions for him. It's a challenge. He's still a happy boy though, and that's what we are aiming for. Rabbits use bacteria for their digestive system, so having the right bacteria is so important to avoid problems like GI stasis or diarrhea, both of which can kill them. As well as the three bacterial infections he has. So a delicate balancing act between his bacteria, good and bad. HealthyGut probiotics really helps in that endeavor. I've tried another brand but wasn't as happy with the results. We've had another couple of rabbits who passed from old age related issues that have done well too on this. I just want to say that don't just use the recommended amount every day, sometimes it can be a little less, like even a half scoop or less. They can get too much probiotics as well as too little. Judge by the quality of the cecals and your rabbits response. I just sprinkle it on top of his pellets and he seems to like it and will always eat it. For rabbit gut health, I recommend Sherwood (by far the best brand) pellets, and their rabbit vitamins treats. hay, water, and this probiotic. Sherwood explains it on their website. I believe a rabbit's diet should be simple. Avoid greens, carrots, and such as they have too much sugar (lettuce and carrots are best for cartoon and children's books rabbits). I also replace this probiotic as they seem to lose effectiveness over a period of months to a year, so I just get the small size. They really last a while. Our last two rabbits before this one each lived to 11 years, both used this probiotic, and neither died from gut problems. Our current bunny, Gizmo has amazed our vet, who says he shouldn't even be alive at this point, and was cautioning us a while back that Giz probably wasn't going to make it. But he is thriving in his way and doing really well. HealthyGut isn't the only reason, but it's a part of it. I give it to rabbits when they are healthy as well to keep them that way. We wish good health, joy and binkies for your rabbit(s)!