Science Selective™ Recovery Liquid Feed for Recovering Small Herbivores
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Science Selective™ Recovery Liquid Feed for Recovering Small Herbivores is a nutritionally complete rehydratable, syringe feeding diet that’s suitable for long-term feeding. It is high in fibre to promote wellbeing and vitality. With no added sugars and the finest quality ingredients, it is designed to enhance their appetite and aid a quick and successful recovery from illness.
Sizes
Science Selective™ Recovery Liquid Feed for Recovering Small Herbivores is available in the following size:
- 10 Sachets (10 x 20g)
Key Benefits
- Rehydratable as a nutritionally complete liquid feed for sick or recuperating small herbivores
- 17% Protein inclusion to sustain protein reserves and support the immune system
- High fibre (19%), to promote GI health and faecal consistency
- With fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) prebiotics to help promote the growth of beneficial bacteria for digestive health
- Suitable for syringe feeding - comes with free feeding syringe in every pack
- Just add warm water and mix into an easy to feed paste
- Suitable for long term liquid feeding in rabbits
Ingredients
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Product CompositionAlfalfa meal, oat middlings, toasted dehulled soya meal, wheat feed, cellulose, dried peas, fructo-oligosaccharides (2.5%), ground wheat, minerals, dried beet pulp, wheat flour, anise and fenugreek oil. May contain genetically modified soya and traces of nuts.
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Analytical ConstituentsProtein 17.0%, Crude fibre 19.0%, Crude oils & fats 2%, Crude ash 7%, Calcium 0.8%, Phosphorus 0.4%
Mix one 20g sachet with 70ml of warm water. Administer small amounts directly into the mouth using an appropriate oral doser, as guided by a veterinary professional. Feed small amounts at regular intervals dependent on the animal’s condition. Allow one 20g sachet per kg of bodyweight per day. Once mixed, use within 12hrs. Fresh hay & water and a good quality dry food should always be available. Please store in a cool dry place.