Urinary Support by Sherwood Pet Health (100 Tablets - 60 Grams)

My little piggy started talking, crying when in her litter pan. When I eliminated all other causes, I decided to give this supplement a try. A little high price for small amount, but it is effective. Picky guinea pig eats 1/2 pill 2x a day, now down to 1/2 pill a day for prevention. *please take in mind size of animal, these pills seem made for larger breeds small animals. The digestion and odor is non existing. Be aware, the animal will drink more on this supplement so pay mind to water bottle. Highly recommend after 2 month use successfully.

Sherwood Urinary Support has been a lifesaver for my rabbit's health. Within just a few weeks of adding these high-quality, natural pellets to his routine, I noticed a dramatic improvement in his litter box habits and overall comfort. It provides excellent peace of mind knowing this supplement effectively protects his bladder and urinary tract without any harmful fillers. He is prone to having stones, but this has helped.

These pills are a miracle. My guinea pig Iris had two rounds of different antibiotics over more than six weeks and was still squeaking and arching her back when she tried to pee, and was peeing blood. She couldn’t control her bladder and had to be separated from her cage mates so I could keep her clean and dry during her illness. She would barely eat hay and stopped drinking water and I had to spray her greens (romaine, bell pepper, cucumber, fennel) with distilled water to help keep her hydrated, and then sprinkle on some Critical Care Herbivore powder for nutritional support. We were probably days from euthanasia when I stumbled upon these tablets in a desperate internet search. I honestly didn’t think they would work, but I had to try everything before giving up. They arrived quickly with Amazon shipping but she was so ill I was afraid she wouldn't survive to try them. Twice a day I crushed 1/2 tablet, mixed it with distilled water to applesauce consistency and syringe fed it to her while she sat in my lap. It must taste good because she was very willing to take it. Within four days, she was noticeably better, seemingly no longer having pain, was getting her appetite back and eating hay again. After a week there was no blood in her urine and soon she was back with her cage mates, acting completely normal. She has gained back all the weight she lost (over a pound!) and is happy, playful and full of energy again. These tablets literally saved her life and I will always have them on hand from now on. I highly recommend them and if nothing else seems to be helping, please try these before you give up. Everything I’ve been told and have read says there’s no way to dissolve bladder sludge or stones, but it sure worked for my guinea pig. I hope it helps yours too! After hours of research I have changed the pellets I feed my guinea pigs to a brand with low calcium and with no soy products (Oxbow Garden Select Adult). I am very careful what greens and veggies they are fed. Primarily I give green bell pepper, with some fennel and romaine. Occasionally I give them cucumber and other low calcium veggies, and as a treat, a slice of fresh banana. Lots and lots of orchard grass and timothy hay. Always only distilled water in their water bottles. I hope this information might help other guinea pig parents who find themselves dealing with bladder issues.

My eight year old rabbit was suffering from urine sludge. In an effort to reduce her calcium intake, I switched her to 80 percent Timothy hay and 20 percent Sherwood measured pellets, along with bottled water. While this helped a lot, she still had a little sludge. Otherwise, she was healthy—eating, drinking as usual. I didn’t want to put her through the stress of going to a vet and having her bladder flushed, so I tried these pellets first. Within one week, they worked. She is a picky eater and she chose to eat these before her regular pellets. Her urine looks completely normal now. I am so thankful to have saved a fortune in vet bills and putting her through the stress.

This product is tasty for pet's consumption but..... it is too hard to chew. However, crushing tablet into a powder and placing it in a favorite treat and pet seems to be "enjoying" the new "treat".