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- 06/05/2016 at 11:08 AM
  skysblue
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  Do you give your rabbits supplement on a daily basis or only when they are sick?
  
  I am looking at some Oxbow supplements but my rabbit is healthy, is it safe to feed her?
- 06/05/2016 at 12:30 PM
  StachesMommy
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  Hi! I give my 8 month old Holland lop Oxbow digestive support. He loves those things… It’s like cookies to him. I started giving him these tablets because he did very bad with fresh greens. I thought it may help. When I slowly started him on veggies at 4 months he got super sick from it. Massive diarrhea type of sick. I started him on the tablets at 7 months and slowly reintroduced veggies. So far he has mastered Arugula and baby Kale. Was it all just the tablet, I can’t say. Did the tablets hurt him? Definitely not. I’m guessing his tummy has matured and I’m sure the tablets helped him a little bit? They have all different types too. Joint supplements, etc. I have read many things about senior bunnies taking the Oxbow supplements and having success but I don’t think it’s really needed for a healthy young bun. That’s just my opinion though.
- 06/05/2016 at 6:10 PM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  I give those Oxbow supplements once in a while mostly as a treat since it’s hard to say whether they are beneficial or not. They are safe but go with the recommended dosage on the bottle.
- 06/08/2016 at 2:42 PM
  Sorayya
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  I’m interested in those supplements, too, as I have noticed a couple of string of pearl poops in Peyton’s litter box. Just wondering if it would help if he ingested a little hair.
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