Rabbit Joint Supplement Treats Featuring Myristol for Mobility Support, 2 oz, for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs

Give your rabbit or guinea pig joint support in a convenient treat format. Each tab contains approximately 0.56 g of Myristol alongside pumpkin, apple, flaxseed, rose hips, and selected herbs, bringing mobility care into a familiar feeding routine.

These complementary nutritional treats are suitable from 6 months of age. Weight-based feeding directions make it straightforward to choose the listed serving for preventative care or for mild or severe cases.

Key Features

• Myristol provides broad-spectrum joint support, offering targeted nutritional care for pets experiencing stiffness, soreness, or reduced mobility.
• Approximately 0.56 g of Myristol per tab provides a clearly stated amount for consistent, weight-based serving.
• The treat format combines the joint supplement with oat flour, pumpkin, and apple, making it easier to add joint care to a small pet’s routine.
• Rose hips, turmeric, ginger root, nettle leaf, and other herbal ingredients broaden the formula’s nutritional support.
• Directions are provided per 5 lb of body weight for preventative care and for mild or severe cases, helping pet parents follow the appropriate listed schedule.
• The formula is suitable for both rabbits and guinea pigs, making it useful in homes caring for either species.

Specifications

• Brand: Well Kept Rabbit
• Net weight: 2 oz (56 g)
• Suitable for: Rabbits and guinea pigs
• Minimum age: 6 months
• Myristol content: Approximately 0.56 g per tab
• Preventative feeding: 1 tab every other day per 5 lb
• Mild cases: 1 tab daily per 5 lb
• Severe cases: 2 tabs daily per 5 lb
• Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein 13.4% min; crude fat 7.81% min; crude fiber 3.40% max; moisture 6.31%
• Storage: Transfer to an airtight container and keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Introduce new foods slowly and do not exceed the stated dosage. These treats complement your pet’s daily diet and do not replace veterinary care or medication. Consult a veterinarian or qualified expert about dosing for other species or whenever your pet shows stiffness, decreased activity, or reduced appetite.