From the manufacturer

  1. Herbal Ingredients

    Support health and wellness for your rabbit, guinea pig and other small animals

  2. No Artificials

    No added sugars, artificial colours or preservatives

  3. Highly Palatable

    Wholesome, high fibre Timothy hay for healthy digestion and taste they love

  4. Expertly Formulated

    Formulated with the guidance of leading veterinarians and nutritionists

  1. Treats are great for bonding & training. Offer small pets wholesome treats in moderation.

  2. Offer chews & toys to support your small pet's instincts to chew, play, hide, and explore

  3. Provides small pets with daily recommended vitamins & minerals plus high-energy grains

  4. Hay provides the fibre small pets need for digestive & dental health. Feed Unlimited amounts daily.

  • Why Choose Oxbow Supplements?

    Natural Science supplements are specifically formulated with premium herbal ingredients to support common health & wellness needs in rabbits, guinea pigs, & other small pets. Made with high quality Timothy hay and are highly palatable to small pets

  • When should I consider giving my small pet Natural Science Supplements?

    Oxbow Natural Science Supplements are formulated to support common health-related challenges including digestive support, joint mobility & urinary tract health. Supplements are not a cure and should be used in conjunction with veterinary consult

  • Does my Guinea Pig need Vitamin C supplements?

    Guinea pigs cannot make vitamin C on their own, therefore adequate daily intake is essential to their overall health & wellbeing. In addition to fresh vegetables and fortified food, your vet may recommend additional, supplemental vitamin C

  • What role Papaya does play?

    Papain and bromelain, which are found in papaya and pineapple, are the active enzymes used in Natural Science Papaya Support. These enzymes break down proteins to aid in digestion and also contain anti-inflammatory properties

  • What are Some Signs my Pet May Benefit from Digestive Support?

    Some common indications include reduced food and water intake, lethargy, hunched posture, abdominal stretching and other signs of distress. Always consult your vet for more detail