Supreme Science Recovery Plus - 10 x 20g

Product Information

With a high crude fibre content (25 percent) to support digestive health, Recovery Plus has added vitamin C and is rich in natural forage and herbs to stimulate appetite. Choose nuggets that are high in fibre too and offer a carefully measured portion every morning and evening. Enhanced protein (18.5%), to boost protein reserves at times of greater need and to support the immune system With fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) – prebiotics to help promote the growth of beneficial bacteria for digestive health Dried Timothy Grass, Alfalfa Meal, Dried Alfalfa Solubles, Casein, Dried Peas, Fructo-Oligosaccharides, Toasted Soybeans, Linseed Oil, Dried Beet Pulp, Dicalcium Phosphate, Milk Thistle Seeds, Dried Echinacea, Dried St. John’s Wort, Dried Chamomile (Herbs 2%), Salt, Anise and Fenugreek Oil

Alfalfa Meal, Oat Middling, Ground Toasted Soybeans, Wheat Feed, Cellulose, Dried Peas, Dried Chicory Root (Source of Fructo-Oligosaccharides) (2.5%), Wheat Flour, Beet Pulp, Anise and Fenugreek Oil Owners recognise the importance of preventative health care, with routine appointments, including vaccinations, being the primary reason cited by owners for their visits to the vet (85 percent). Smaller bunnies tend to have a faster metabolism than their larger friends. They are often more active too, loving nothing better than rabbit zoomies round the garden all of which adds up to an increased calorie requirement.

Mærke

With highly palatable diets like Science Selective, free samples prove particularly effective in starting rabbits on a lifelong journey of optimum nutrition and are an excellent tool for starting nutrition conversations. Crude protein 18.5%, Crude fibre 25.0%, Crude oils and fats 5.0%, Crude ash 10.0%, Calcium 1.0%, Phosphorus 0.6% Any item not in its original condition, is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error

Recommended by over 90 percent of vets in the survey, Supreme’s Science Selective rabbit lifestage diets are high in fibre, and rich in natural ingredients with no added sugar. Designed as a liquid formula for easy administration, Science Selective Recovery Plus will also assist rehydration and help stimulate natural feeding. The three most common rabbit health issues are dental disease, gastrointestinal stasis and obesity, Supreme Petfoods’ recent survey of UK veterinary surgeons has revealed.

Brand

These conditions are intrinsically linked to the feeding of poor-quality diets and despite substantial improvements in nutritional knowledge among rabbit owners, 57 percent of rabbits are still being fed inappropriately. Dental disease was seen most frequently, with 75 percent of vets reporting that they see affected rabbits regularly. Dental and other diet-related conditions occur partly because owners do not understand their pets’ dietary requirements, in particular the importance of high fibre nutrition with no added sugar. Nearly 90 percent of vets said that rabbits often received inadequate quantities of hay, and the survey also revealed that feeding poor-quality concentrate foods, with low fibre and added sugary ingredients, is commonplace. Ingredients: Dried timothy grass, alfalfa meal, dried alfalfa solubles, cellulose, soya protein isolate, dried peas, minerals, fructo-oligosaccharides, toasted dehulled soya meal, linseed oil, dried beet pulp, dried echinacea, dried chamomile (herbs 0.5%), anise and fenugreek oil

Vitamin A 12000iu, Vitamin C 10mg, Vitamin D3 1500iu, Vitamin E 80mg, E1 Iron 220mg, E2 Iodine 2mg, E4 Copper 14mg, E5 Manganese 85mg, E6 Zinc 90mg, E8 Selenium 0.2mg From a dietary point of view, excess weight gain is usually more of a risk than weight loss but there are circumstances where the reverse is true. You may need to increase portion size if… A high-quality, species-appropriate diet should include unlimited hay, a carefully measured portion of high fibre nuggets every morning and evening and a handful of fresh leafy greens. Recommended by over 90 percent of vets in the survey, Supreme’s Science Selective rabbit lifestage diets are high in fibre, and rich in natural ingredients with no added sugar. When fed alongside unlimited hay, Science Selective supports dental and digestive health and the maintenance of a healthy weight and helps to reduce the risk of diet-related disease. Trace Elements: Ferrous Sulphate Monohydrate 28mg, Calcium Iodate 2.3mg, Copper Sulphate Pentahydrate 19mg, Manganese Sulphate Monohydrate 115mg, Zinc Oxide 70mg, Sodium Selenite 0.28mg. Supreme provides a selection of educational materials, from care guides to educational blogs and free food samples, to support retailers in communicating with customers. With highly palatable diets like Science Selective, free samples prove particularly effective in starting rabbits on a lifelong journey of optimum nutrition and are an excellent tool for starting nutrition conversations. Supreme is committed to working with retailers as well as veterinary teams to improve owners’ knowledge around rabbit nutrition, helping rabbits to live longer, happier, and healthier lives.

Buy a 10 x 20g Box of Supreme Recovery Plus and receive a free specially designed wide bore feeding syringe. The Supreme Feeding Syringe is perfect for assisted feeding (anyone who has tried using a standard syringe will know!). The wide bore facilitates better delivery of the feeding formulation - less mess and (hopefully) more consumption. We’re keen to build on this and are proud to offer not just high-quality species-specific nutrition but a range of educational materials as well as free samples to help veterinary teams engage with owners.”

Supreme Science Selective Recovery Plus Rabbit Food is designed to be just not nutritious but delicious, as Supreme’s pet nutrition experts know that poorly and convalescing rabbits may have a reduced appetite and need encouragement to eat. The recipe has been created to: Offer hay with excellent palatability to increase the fibre content of the diet: Science Selective Timothy Hay is a super-tasty option that will encourage adequate intake. Rabbits should have access to unlimited hay, but a body-sized portion every day is a good guide. The survey also revealed that for rabbits requiring critical care nutrition, Supreme’s Science Selective Recovery Plus, is the number one choice among vets for syringe feeding. Added Vitamin C 1,200mg/kg, to provide for higher requirements in stressful situations – no need to supplement for guinea pigs and degusWell over half of UK rabbit owners now take their pet to the vet at least once a year, and 79 percent of vets say that nutritional knowledge among rabbit owners has significantly improved. Nearly 90 percent of vets said that rabbits often received inadequate quantities of hay, and the survey also revealed that feeding poor-quality concentrate foods, with low fibre and added sugary ingredients, is commonplace. Sounds simple? Well, as we have discussed already, to ensure our pets do not become overweight or underweight, it is important to consider each as an individual. Some rabbits will need a little more, some a little less, so whilst this handy calculation is a good place to start, there are other factors to consider, such as: Dental and other diet-related conditions occur partly because owners do not understand their pets’ dietary requirements, in particular the importance of high fibre nutrition with no added sugar.