Fibreplex

No. Fibreplex contains a probiotic specifically for herbivores and is not licensed for dogs or cats.  

Fibreplex is designed for short-term use, typically for 2–3 days or as advised by your veterinary surgeon. If your pet’s digestive issues persist or you feel ongoing support may be needed, please consult your vet before continuing use. 

Yes. Fibreplex can be mixed with food or given straight from the syringe.

Fibreplex should never be added to hot food or mixed in before cooking as this will kill the probiotic. We recommend letting the food cool to lukewarm before mixing in Fibreplex.

Fibreplex contains yeast and soya, so it may not be suitable for rabbits with known allergies to these ingredients. It does not contain wheat and the flavouring is fully artificial, making it suitable for pets with common food allergies other than yeast or soya intolerance. 

Fibreplex can be safely used alongside other products in the Protexin Veterinary range for rabbits. If your rabbit is receiving medication, it’s best to give Fibreplex a few hours later to avoid any potential reduction in absorption.

Yes. Fibreplex can be used from 8 weeks of age. 

Store Fibreplex in a cool, dry place at room temperature, out of direct sunlight.

Fibreplex will remain effective until the Best Before End (BBE) date printed on the syringe, provided it is stored in a cool, dry place. After each use, ensure the nozzle is cleaned and dried thoroughly and the cap replaced to keep the product fresh and hygienic. 

No. We do not advise using any product that has passed the expiry date on the package.

Accidental exposure to sunlight or high temperatures will not make Fibreplex harmful to your rabbit. However, the ingredients may become less effective if the product has been exposed to heat for an extended period.