Wound care
Here you’ll find gentle and safe ointments to treat small wounds, scratches or skin irritations, such as Vetramil.
Stress & behaviour
Rodents can also experience stress. Discover products that help reduce restlessness or anxiety, for example during environmental changes or after a vet visit. Try our Bach Rescue Remedy Pets – Alcohol-Free Drops.
Hormonal balance
Supplements can help maintain hormonal balance in rodents. Examples include Puur Hypersex and Puur Pseudo Pregnancy.
Parasites
Rodents can be affected by parasites like fleas, mites or lice. Protect your pet with safe, small-animal-specific products such as Beaphar Anti Schurft.
Probiotics
A healthy gut flora is important for rodents. They may need extra support after antibiotics or digestive issues. Suitable products include Zoolac Propaste – Probiotics and Bene-Bac Plus Pet – Tube.
Vitamins & minerals
Rodents may need extra vitamins and minerals, for example when their immune system is weakened or their diet lacks variety. Use Beaphar Multi-Vit Rodent.
Guinea pigs cannot produce or store vitamin C and therefore need it through food or supplements, such as Beaphar Vitamin C.
Recovery & immunity
After illness, surgery or stress, your rodent may need additional support to recover. Suitable products include Rodicare Instant, Bunny Nature – goVet IMMUNOplex and Trovet TROVET Recovery RSH Small Herbivores.
Digestion
The digestive system of rodents sometimes needs support. This can be achieved with supplements like Verm-X for Rabbits and Rodents and Protexin Fibreplex.
Hairballs
Long-haired guinea pigs may suffer from hairballs. Here you’ll find products that help reduce or prevent them, such as Sanimal Anti-Hairball Paste.
Urinary tract
Rodents can develop urinary issues. Support their urinary system with supplements such as Bunny Nature – goVET UROplex.
Skin & coat
Rodents’ skin and coat may also need extra care. Always use products suitable for rodents, such as TraumaPet Skin Cream and Velcote.
Do you have any questions about supplements for your rodent? Contact us at veterinarian@vetsend.co.uk.