Give your rodent optimal digestive well-being with Virbac Rongeur Digest. Available in pharmacies, this complementary food enriched with mannan-oligosaccharides and β-glucans maintains your companion's digestive balance.
Many everyday factors can destabilize your small companion's intestinal flora. Whether rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas or any other small rodent, these disorders can manifest themselves through a noticeable change in the appearance of their droppings. Virbac Rongeur Digest, with its yeast-derived mannan-oligosaccharides and β-glucans, is specifically designed to maintain your pet's digestive balance. By administering it 3 days a week throughout the year, you actively contribute to their daily well-being.
Digestion is an essential process for all animals, including small rodents. An optimal digestive balance enables these animals to get the most out of their food, prevent gastrointestinal disorders and maintain optimum general health. Disturbances in the intestinal flora can lead to digestive problems such as diarrhea, constipation and abnormal stools. This is where Virbac Rongeur Digest comes in to help restore the balance.
Virbac Rongeur Digest is formulated with specific ingredients to support the digestion of your small rodents. Two key components of this product are mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS) and β-glucans derived from yeast. MOS are prebiotics that promote the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut, contributing to balanced intestinal flora. β-glucans have immunomodulatory properties that strengthen the immune system and improve response to infections.
Virbac Rongeur Digest is easy to administer, making it a practical solution for the well-being of your small rodents. Simply mix this food supplement into your pet's drinking water. It is recommended to administer it three days a week throughout the year to maintain optimal digestive balance. This ease of administration makes Virbac Rongeur Digest a simple addition to your pet's daily routine.
Virbac Rongeur Digest helps maintain the digestive balance of your small rodents, promoting their daily well-being. Healthy digestion means less risk of gastrointestinal disorders, stool problems and digestive discomfort for your pets. The result is happier, healthier and more active pets.
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To take full advantage of the benefits of Virbac Rongeur Digest, simply mix 3 scoops of the powder (i.e. 200 mg) in 45 ml of water, until you obtain a homogeneous solution. This solution should be given to your rodent three times a week. In the event of obvious intestinal imbalance, you can repeat the administration every day for 10 days. Remember to change your pet's drinking water every day.
Rodents' digestive health can easily be disrupted by a number of factors. Whether it's a sudden change of diet, the introduction of new vegetables, the stress of a move, the arrival of a new furry friend in the house or even a simple change in the sound environment, all can lead to intestinal disorders in your little companion. If you notice a change in the appearance of their droppings, it could well be that your pet's intestinal flora has been disturbed.
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What are the precautions?
It is advisable to change the drinking water every day.
Mainly composed of lactose, colostrum and yeast-derived products, Virbac Rongeur Digest offers a rich, balanced formula to support your rodent's digestive health.
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This Virbac brand veterinary food for rodent digestion is available for purchase in our online pharmacy in 10 g tins.
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