Critical Care for small animals - for poor nutritional status

Product information & legal requirements

Critical Care is a high-fiber complete feed for herbivorous pets. It is especially suitable for temporary feeding in cases of loss of appetite, insufficient food intake, or poor nutritional status.

The balanced composition provides essential nutrients and a high proportion of plant fibers to support physiological digestion.

Suitable for which animals?

Critical Care is particularly suitable for herbivorous pets such as:

• Rabbits

• Guinea pigs

• Chinchillas

• Herbivorous reptiles

• Herbivorous birds and other suitable pets

Intended use?

Critical Care can be used in particular:

• In cases of loss of appetite

• In cases of insufficient food intake

• In cases of poor nutritional status

• For the temporary feeding of weakened or convalescent animals

• To support physiological digestion

• As a supplement to the feed ration of suitable terrarium animals

Features

• Complete feed for herbivorous pets

• High crude fiber content

• With Timothy grass as a plant component

• Contains essential vitamins and minerals

• With vitamin C

• Can be mixed into a ready-to-feed mash

• Especially suitable for animals with reduced food intake

Feeding recommendation

Shake the bag well before preparation.

Unless otherwise recommended by a veterinarian:

Herbivorous mammals:
3 tablespoons of powder per kg of body weight daily.

Herbivorous reptiles:
1 tablespoon of powder per kg of body weight daily.

1 tablespoon is approximately 9 g of powder.

For each meal, mix 1 volume part of powder with approximately 2 volume parts of warm water until a ready-to-feed mash of the desired consistency is achieved.

Distribute the recommended daily amount over 4–6 feedings per day.

Pack size

Bag with 141 g of powder.

Storage

Store in a cool and dry place.

Critical Care prepared with water can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.

Important information

If there is prolonged loss of appetite, significant weight loss, digestive problems, or a poor general condition, the animal should be examined by a veterinarian.

Particularly in rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small herbivores, persistent refusal to eat can quickly lead to health problems.

Composition

• Timothy grass

• Soybean hulls

• Soybean meal

• Wheat germ

• Molasses

• Table salt

• Calcium carbonate

• Natural flavoring

• Oat bran

• Wheat middlings

• Yeast

• Magnesium sulfate

Additives per kg

Nutritional additives:

• Vitamin A (E672): 19,000 IU

• Vitamin D3 (E671): 900 IU

• Vitamin E: 190 IU

• Vitamin C: 10,000 mg

• Iron (E1): 50 mg

• Iodine (E2): 0.50 mg

• Cobalt (E3): 2 mg

• Copper (E4): 12 mg

• Manganese (E5): 10 mg

• Zinc (E6): 100 mg

• Selenium (E8): 0.22 mg

• Inactivated selenium yeast (3b8.10): 0.08 mg

Analytical constituents

• Crude protein: 16.00%

• Crude fat: 3.00%

• Crude fiber: 23.50%

• Crude ash: 10.00%

• Calcium: 0.50%

• Phosphorus: 0.30%

Side effects and tolerance

In the event of a significant deterioration in general condition, digestive problems, or insufficient food intake despite supplementary feeding, further feeding should be coordinated with a veterinarian.