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Oxbow Critical Care Herbivore is an anise-flavoured powdered assist-feeding formula for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small herbivores. It is described as high in fibre and made with timothy hay, and mixes with water for syringe, spoon or bowl feeding. The listing advises consulting a vet before use.
At a glance
- Made with timothy hay and described as high in fibre.
- Powder is mixed with water and may be administered by syringe, spoon or food bowl, according to the listing.
- Described as a nutritionally complete assist-feeding formula for herbivores with poor nutritional status.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Multiple administration options may help caregivers choose a method suited to the animal.
- Anise flavour and a powder that mixes with water are specific formulation features for assisted feeding.
Technical specifications
5 specifications| Brand | Oxbow |
|---|---|
| Product | Oxbow Critical Care Herbivore Anise 141g |
| Flavour | Anise |
|---|---|
| Item form | Powder |
| Age range | All Life Stages |
What to know before buying
- The listing describes this as a veterinary formula for recovery or poor nutritional status and advises consulting a vet before use. Follow veterinary guidance for suitability and feeding.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Rabbit, guinea pig and other small-herbivore caregivers seeking a powdered assist-feeding formula, with veterinary guidance.
Less suited to
- Buyers looking for routine everyday food rather than a formula intended for assisted feeding or animals with poor nutritional status.
Customer reviews on Amazon
- 5 stars
88% 88% - 4 stars
6% 6% - 3 stars
2% 2% - 2 stars
3% 3% - 1 star
1% 1%
Aggregate ratings are strongly weighted towards five-star ratings, with a smaller spread across lower star categories. No customer comments are supplied, so these figures do not establish specific praised features, concerns or reasons for ratings. They cannot confirm how an individual animal accepts or tolerates the formula.
Frequently asked questions
How is the powder prepared?
The listing says to mix it with water. It describes syringe, spoon and food-bowl administration options.
Which animals is it intended for?
The listing names rabbits, guinea pigs and other small herbivores.
Is it intended as ordinary daily food?
It is presented as an assist-feeding formula for herbivores with poor nutritional status or those that are ill, recovering or appetite-suppressed. The listing advises consulting a vet before use.
