Pet Rabbit Emergency Kit with Timothy Recovery Food (Bulk Recovery Food)

After loosing one beloved soul mate to GI stasis I have this on hand at all times for our new bunny buddy. Our current bunny is older with a pre-existing mandible injury and the vet recommended adding a smalll dough ball of critical care to his daily salads to ensure he is getting enough roughage in his diet. Sheldon loves his dough balls and will devour them as soon as they are presented. He is happy and no issues and our vet recommeds this brand for bulk purchases. Subscribed and will remain so for so long as Sheldon is with us.

My 4 bunnies eat this willingly. It does beat oxbow brand critical care. it has great ingredients. The value for the money to keep my bunnies health in check. I use it when needed and not needed because bunnies hide mild illnesses. So it's a nutritional boost that I can feel at ease when recovering from a surgery etc. I have bought this product many times. I attached a video of two of my rabbits that had neuters recently eating the Sherwood Pet Heath Emergency critical care.

This stuff is the best, it is the only thing that saved our rabbit. He was better after the first use and even better after two days.

I cannot say enough good things about Sherwoods products! They have improved my bunnies health in many ways! My buns love these and act like they are a special treat. I don’t run out!!!

This is a necessity for the bunny emergency first aid kit. I have had multiple rabbits with various periods of stasis over the years and Sherwood has the best quality, good ingredient emergency food (as well as pellets, treats, and supplements). The competitors, including the best-known brand name one, has ingredients that I don't want to feed MY rabbit, such as wheat, soybean, oil, etc. Sherwood has quality ingredients and also provides far more value for money in terms of package size. I typically crush and add some of their motility tablets into the food as well. See their website for educational info on their products and bunny health issues. I appreciate the fine grind that I can easily use in a 12 ml syringe (smaller opening) as the more-typical larger syringes are difficult for me to handle on my own and more difficult (too large) for the bunny mouth imo. Keep this on hand as stasis requires quick treatment.