Oxbow Natural Science Urinary Support, 120 g (Pack of 1)

I first discovered these when my vet prescribed them for my guinea pig whose urine was coming out a very dark orange colour (after ruling out that there was no blood present). At the time I was feeding a lot of vegetables high in calcium, which could have caused or contributed to the problem, although the colour of my other guinea pig's urine was normal. But after feeding them both one of these every day and re-thinking what vegetables to feed, the urine of the affected piggy has gradually returned back to a normal colour and an added bonus is they both really like them, so after I finished the first tub from the vet I continued to buy them as they both enjoy eating them and at the end of the day they're only doing them good. Highly recommended :-)

My rabbits ADORE these cookies, they have one for breakfast each morning and we’ve noticed no more kidney or urine trouble from them. They gobble them down with every sign of enjoyment and my boys are very fussy brats.

I love this range.The joint support was recommended by my vet for my old arthritic boy, so when one of my other rescues had slightly more cloudy urine than usual I bought these years ago and rebuy when needed.I've currently got another little bun with chalky urine so repurchased these.Chalky urine is common in buns as their kidneys get rid of the calcium that isn't needed, and the whole Oxbow range is fantastic for minor ailments.I know from experience that the range helps, and the urinary support contains ingredients proven to complement bladder health.Thankfully all my buns who have ever needed them seem to enjoy the taste!I've knocked one star off for the ridiculous price, but of course when you have rescues you have to buy whatever they need to give them the best life.These are good to keep in incase anyone gets cloudy urine, but it got VERY expensive buying the Oxbow joint support which a couple of my buns had to be on for years.These used to cost £11, now they're £15.

I bought these for one of my Guinea pigs, Marjorie, who is prone to bladder problems. She had a bladder stone removed 6 months ago and - touch wood - she hasn’t had any problems since. I made a number of changes to her diet following her operation so I can’t say her improvements are directly attributed to these but I will continue to buy them.An added bonus: she loves them! She comes running over as soon as she hears the bag rustle. They are expensive so I can’t give them to all my pigs (they get other Oxbow treats instead) but they must taste great because the other pigs try to steal them from Marjorie.

One of my guinea pigs is recovering from bladder stone surgery. I give one tab a day to each of them. They are too hard to chew so I mulch them up in filtered water and syringe feed. They go WILD for it so works as a treat too. His wee is a much better colour.

This was recommended to me by a vet to help support a rabbit with cystitis. I have bought Oxbow products in the past so gave these a try.The biscuits lie flat which would make them difficult for my pet to pick up and chew, not that he was even remotely interested in trying to eat it, so it could not have smelt that tempting. I tried to break one in half and it was almost impossible, it was that hard. Ater soaking them in water they were still refused. Unfortunately I have discarded the whole packet.

No idea if they'll help his bladder issues yet, but at least he seems to enjoy them. They are pretty solid, but I find if I hold the pellet and let him nibble it like that he gets on ok. He likes chewing wood so they're definitely not too hard for his teeth.The only problem is that our other guinea pig always tries to butt in and steal it for himself!

I bought these after my guinea had surgery for a bladder stone to help with his recovery. My guineas loves these as a treat. My guinea recovered from his surgery I'm not sure if these helped but if they like them why not give them as a treat