Virbac REBOUND® Recuperation Formula for Dogs - Promotes the restoration of healthy digestion, hydration, and nutrition

Since my dog was a puppy, she’s been taking this whenever she gets sick. She’s extremely picky with food, but she loves Rebound, it’s like a treat for her. Even better, it works like a charm. It helps keep her energy up, stimulates her appetite, and helps her recover faster. This product has truly been a lifesaver for us.

This is a miracle for my senior dog. My dog wont eat but this Rebound is helping my doggy get his daily electrolytes, prebiotics, and is aiding him in ìntake of small amounts of food. Ordering my 2nd bottle and the vet said she trusts Virbac

Good product

Our 2 year old 7 lb Yorkie/Pom fur baby, Munchkin, was only 6 weeks old and 12oz! He ate well 4x a day for the first 6 months, and then would only eat every 2-3 days after that no matter what we tried; and we tried every dog food on the market. We now make his healthy food at home from a Vet’s recipe (ground meat, eggs, cottage cheese, veggies, fish oil, oatmeal or brown rice, olive oil) and add dog vitamins to it. He still only ate every 2-3 days, although our Boston terrier/Jack Russell mix at 23 lbs now at a year old that we got as a playmate last year has always eaten well. Munchkin was drinking and acting his usual rambunctious self! We tried adding everything to top the food: cooked meat or fish scraps, chicken jerky he loves, lamb’s liver treats, water packed tuna, various other boost or food toppers, and still the same! We were giving him Tomlin supplements, but that is expensive and not really helping his poor eating habits. We took away all other treats and stopped giving him dinner treats from our plates and only rewarding him with praise and treats when he eats his food, but it still didn’t work. He just doesn’t care! I looked it up and some info online said it was selective anorexia and usually in very picky eaters. This is very worrying because he is so small and only needs 1/2 cup of food a day anyway. After trying everything, I just tried this product. We give him the recommended dose of the liquid vitamin/appetite inducer by eye dropper, and he seems to enjoy it. After the first night, he had a good appetite the next day and ate all his food without coaxing!! So far this is working, and we are keeping our fingers crossed it continues to do so. Well worth the price, so I will be ordering more.

My dog had surgery and ended up not wanting to eat or drink water for days. Very scary. I started to mix this with kibble and he ate it…just a little bit but it was better than nothing. Within a day or so he started to drink and eat a little more. I continued the product for 7 days and really felt it helped to get us through that patch right after surgery.

This product has been amazing for my maltipoo dog. She had surgery in May for Pyometra and was unusually slow in recovery. We discovered she was in kidney failure and were advised to euthanize her. She had gone from 9 pounds to 6.5. This product helped her immensely and I believe stimulated her desire to eat. We still fed her via syringe for almost 2 months intermittently to get her the calories and nourishment she needed. But after an hour two of administering 3ml she was showing interest in food. It is now 6 months later and she is almost back to ber normal weight and we still administer this with her meds...she seems to like the flavor and the consistency is good to mix. This continues to help her and there is a noticeable difference when we discontinued it. She takes other products as well but I firmly believe this has played an important role in her recovery. For the price it is not any more expensive than other things we have tried. The only negative is that because she is small, she does not get much, nor does she get it every day;and if you go by the 7 day expiration date after opening (it needs to be refrigerated after opening) we throw out 1/3 of each bottle. We only continue to use it occasionally because of her kidney condition and the benefits we still see. This product helped save her life and got her eating and interest in things around her. If your dog is only recovering from a surgery and needs that extra something this is the thing to try. If my dog had not been in kidney failure we would have maybe used a total of two bottles over two weeks at the most.

My 15 year old pitbull had major surgery last week and unsurprisingly has not had the best appetite. Given how fussy he usually is (even when he's not sick) I was surprised that he really seems to enjoy the taste of this product. I VERY slowly syringe fed it to him through the side of his mouth (Please don't syringe straight to the back of the throat). I'm not sure why it's labeled clear because it's most definitely not. Pros My dog loves the taste Adds nutrients Cons - Expensive - No larger container size. Keep in mind the amount you give is based on a pets weight, so it may not be an issue for a small dog, but the bottle is only 5.1 FL OZ (150 mL). In practical terms that means if you have an 80 lb dog this will only last 2 days. - No dosing information (that I could easily find) in product listing, so i added pic of dosing guide from the manufacturer's website

Our three year old rescued Malinois has had issues with very frequent throwing up bile and is a beyond picky eater. We've tried everything under the sun and refusing to eat doesn't seem taste related. This made it really hard to keep weight on this very active dog. Despite the vet not having found anything wrong with him, it just seemed like there must be something off health wise. I did some research and finally tried Rebound - what a game changer! No more vomiting and he eats up to 6 cups of food a day now! Rebound is the only change we made, so I can say with certainty that it's been what helped him feel better. Like others mentioned in reviews before, it's a tiny bottle and if you have a bigger dog, you basically need a new bottle every other day, based on what the package says to dose per pound. However, for our 50 lbs dog 3 ml daily did the trick - so considerably less. It may depend on the health status of your dog, but it worked in our case. Rebound will need to be refrigerated after opening and it's suggested to be used within a week. I mentioned our Mal is picky, so I have to give him Rebound via syringe, while our Red Heeler loves the taste! Lastly, and I'll try to not be too graphic, be prepared for some initial soft #2 and potentially quite a bit of discharge of intestinal mucus. Both normalized for our pups after a couple days. We now have both of our dogs on a supplemental "maintenance" dose once a week.

Work as it should

Very happy. Will recommend to friends. Thank you

Really helped our sick dog feel better. Too bad it expires in 7 days bc it's expensive. Worth it though.

Good

Helped my senior dog significantly.