Animal Health Critical Care, Herbivore, Anise Flavor, 454 Gram Bag, 70104

Having bought this product before, I would recommend it, as it has greatly improved the health of one of our guinea pigs who has a dental problem and can't presently eat food as it normally would, having to be fed this product by syringe or in a bowl. My most recent order for it, placed in plenty of time before running out, was apparently 'lost' - the first Amazon order to be so. Unfortunate, when it just happened to be a Critical Care product and ordered on Prime. Refunded though (thanks) and had to be bought elsewhere. Tricky few days as a consequence.

Good value and at 0.5 kg ideal for a poorly guinea pig. This stuff really works for piggies struggle to eat. They love it. Just add water for a semi solid eat, or more water for a syringe feed.

Amazing stuff, vital for ill rabbits!

Amazing product... I brought this for my guinea pig who lost his partner and he stopped eating nuggets and only was eating peppers... after buying this product I fed him this for a week then slowly mixed it in with his nuggets now he’s fully back on nuggets and I still give him this every now and then... I highly recommend this product it’s a life saver and my guinea pig is now back to a healthy weight. It was also super quick to arrive that’s why I give this product a 5/5

This stuff is literally a life saver for my bunnies. It has got them through several " not eating " crisis (stasis). They love the flavour lots especially if mixed with a little honey and water, and this just helps stimulate their appetite. Or if their stasis is so bad that they won't eat this, it can be made in to a thick liquid and syringed into their mouths. It's brilliant and versatile.

The product is good however the price is too expensive.

This is a life saver for small herbivores. Just make sure you mix it into a paste and insert it into the top of the syringe. The syringe needs to be a proper feeding one for large rats, guinea pigs and rabbits, such as the 'recovery feeding syringe'. Guinea pigs need to be fed 120ml a day minimum, adjust the amount for the size of other animals. When feeding a guinea pig, the syringe head needs to go in at an angle so the food goes into the cheek, never put it straight down the mouth. The syringe head should go in about 2cms, any less and little piggy may spit it out. They will eat 1ml-ml per mouthful. Give them 15ml minimum per feed, but they can fit 30ml in the stomach.

Won’t let me return. Have used for years and normally smells lovely and of aniseed. This batch smells awful and I’m concerned it’s contaminated or off. Anxious to speak to seller