Protexin Veterinary Fibreplex for Rabbits, Syringe – A Probiotic and Prebiotic Paste to Encourage Normal Digestive Function. Carrot Flavour Orange

Absolute must have for guinea pigs, especially senior pigs. Most of mine have this sporadically, one has it every 2 days due to long running gut issues. Honestly can't fault the product at all.Only issue I have is the price, much much cheaper elsewhere, even with postage on top it's still cheaper on vetuk and Animed (if I buy 2 I save about £5).Amazing product, unfortunately I buy elsewhere now

I give this to my rabbit as a supplement everyday as he doesn’t eat enough hay and he needs the extra fibre he doesn’t like the taste but I still give it him

Good quality and good value for money. Great product.

One of our rabbits tends to get stasis when he moults and as anyone with rabbits will tell you, that is a medical emergency needing fast responses.Our vet suggested that he has this along with a recovery foodstuff wet-mix to get his systems moving again. It works well.Things to watch though are that the tube that goes in the rabbits mouth is a fairly soft plastic and he managed to bite through it! The end did not come off but after three or four doses it was looking chancy. We found that putting it in at the side, behind his teeth was less risky. Also, the food stuff sets quickly and blocks the nozzle despite the cap. We could not get the last dose out of the tube either. The markings said it should be there but the plunger would not release it.Could be a lifesaver.

We have two rabbits and are never without Fibre plex. Our house Rabbit sometimes gets a bit sluggish and a does of Fibre plex seems to work great and helps with his digestion.

One of my guinea pigs has chronic gut issues. Vets can’t find anything wrong and it’s mostly managed with diet. But this is great stuff to have in when I notice her poops look a bit soft and it sorts her out every time. Both my guineas seem to enjoy the taste too.

Great stuff smells nice too. It can be a bit hard to squeeze the stuff into the mouth as the nozzle to it is not see through and a soft plastic.If you're giving 2ml, it's best to give it as 1ml, then another 1ml, as this stuff seems to expand on the animals mouth and the nozzle can be a bit stuck if not used everyday.Bunny seems to like the taste. Had it when he was on antibiotics which had given him an upset tummy and it was back to normal after less than 48 hours.I will always make sure I keep some in the cupboard, it reassuring to know it's there if you need it. Only downside is that admistering 2ml three times a day means it only lasts for 2 days each time.

I bought this for one of my rabbits to use after he was neutered. He doesn't like it so won't touch it so I have to hide it in different foods and hope he eats it. I gave a little bit to my other rabbit just as a tiny treat and he seems to love it. The only problem is it can be hard to use the plunger and needs a fair bit if force which can send the contents flying everywhere. All in all thought it's great to add to the first aid kit.Edit / added information. I have bought a couple more of these as one of my rabbits is sadly in statis. He's been on this about a week along with medication from the vets and he is making improvements daily. This can be a great item if statis is caught early enough and can be treated. However, like the previous ones they can be hard to use the plunger so I now either put it on a piece veg if I can get him to eat or into a medical syringe which is then easier to express into the mouth.