Sherwood Pet Health Guinea Pig Emergency Kit (Small)

Digestive health, G.I. tract motility, energy and appetite are all closely related to each other. If one declines, the others will decline too. Feeding greens, even in small amounts, to a 6-pound rabbit can cause signs of digestive upset to appear within a few days, and it may take over a week of not feeding any greens to fix the issue. Most commercial pellets contain too much grain and soy, which can also lead to digestive upset.

When examining the ingredient list of pellet formulas, pay close attention to the first ingredient. If hay is not the primary ingredient, the formula likely contains more soybean hulls or oat hulls than actual hay. These cost-cutting measures result in products that have more grain and soy products than hay.

Sherwood's hay-based formulas are designed to prevent digestive upset. These complete, balanced nutrition products are grain-free and soy-free, using real hay as the foundation, without any substitutes.

If your pet is experiencing signs of digestive upset, a recovery plan is recommended. First, stop feeding any grain, soy, vegetables, salads/greens, fruits, and treats. Then, use the Appetite Restore supplement to help replenish electrolytes and B-vitamins. Additionally, feed the Recovery Food as much as your pet is willing to eat, both day and night. You may need to encourage feeding with a syringe.

Sherwood's Recovery Food is a hay-based formula with no grain or soy. Mix it with water and feed it using a syringe or bowl. This professional-grade formula also contains B-vitamins and motility herbs to help restore your pet's appetite.

The Recovery Plan kit includes: - 15 packets of Recovery Food (10 grams each) - 3 packets of Appetite Restore powder (10 grams each) - A feeding syringe

By focusing on a hay-based diet and avoiding problematic ingredients like grain and soy, you can help your pet overcome digestive issues and regain their overall health and vitality.

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