I have a rabbit that had an EC boost. It was, of course, treated by veterinarians. But unfortunately it also had severe kidney and bladder problems due to the EC pathogen, which meant that it no longer had control over its bladder. That's why I gave him RodiCare Uro. The drug worked well. In the meantime, my rabbit is house-trained again and goes to the toilet, which is really an advantage when living freely. In addition, at least to my rabbit, the medicine doesn't seem to taste bad. Even though it often refuses other medications. RodiCare Uro licks it voluntarily.

I have a rabbit that had an EC boost. It was, of course, treated by veterinarians. But unfortunately it also had severe kidney and bladder problems due to the EC pathogen, which meant that it no longer had control over its bladder. That's why I gave him RodiCare Uro. The drug worked well. In the meantime, my rabbit is house-trained again and goes to the toilet, which is really an advantage when living freely. In addition, at least to my rabbit, the medicine doesn't seem to taste bad. Even though it often refuses other medications. RodiCare Uro licks it voluntarily.

A must in every well-run rabbit medicine cabinet. Often used prophylactically with our little ones, very satisfied so far, good experience

A must in every well-run rabbit medicine cabinet. Often used prophylactically with our little ones, very satisfied so far, good experience

I have been using RodiCare uro for my small rodents (guinea pigs & dwarf rabbits) for a few weeks now and am really impressed by the effect and quality. The product provides targeted support for the urinary tract — exactly where many low-herb finished foods & hay have too little effect.

Why I bought it:
Since my animals are often fed high in calcium and low in water, I was looking for a natural way to promote urine formation and counteract the possible formation of bladder sludge or urinary stones. RodiCare uro addresses the issue directly.

What I like about it:

The low calcium content (0.02%) is a big advantage.

With urine-stimulating herbs and berries (e.g. goldenrod, black currant, field horsetail, birch leaves) — I find that very well thought-out.

No added sugar — which I always find important when it comes to small animal supplements.

It is easy to use: liquid form, dosing syringe is included, easy to administer over food or directly.