EmerAid Intensive Care Herbivore Powder
EmerAid Intensive Care Herbivore is a highly digestible, nutrient-dense recovery formula designed to support critically ill or malnourished herbivorous animals. It provides essential calories, fiber, and protein to promote gut health, stabilize metabolism, and aid in recovery during periods of stress or illness.
Dosing for EmerAid Intensive Care Herbivore is typically determined by a veterinarian based on the animal’s species, weight, and clinical condition.
In general use, the powder is mixed with warm water to form a smooth slurry, and the total daily feeding volume is calculated to meet the animal’s caloric needs, then divided into multiple small feedings given throughout the day. It is commonly administered via syringe or feeding tube, with close monitoring to adjust the amount and frequency as the animal’s appetite and condition improve.
EmerAid Intensive Care Herbivore is a veterinary therapeutic diet formulated for assisted or syringe/tube feeding of herbivores such as rabbits, guinea pigs and other small exotic species that need short-term nutritional support during recovery. It provides a high-fiber, high-protein blend of readily assimilated (elemental) nutrients in a form intended to be easy to assimilate. It is used as part of a nutritional plan under veterinary direction; your veterinarian determines whether it is appropriate for your animal.
This is a veterinary-authorized therapeutic diet intended for use under the direction of a licensed veterinarian. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Use under veterinary authorization. Prepare and feed exactly as your veterinarian directs, including how to mix it with water and how much to give. Ensure fresh water and appropriate hydration, feed at a comfortable temperature and prepare fresh amounts as instructed. Contact your veterinarian if your animal will not take the diet or its condition changes.
Yes. This is a veterinary therapeutic diet used under the direction of a licensed veterinarian.
It is typically mixed with water and given by syringe or feeding tube for assisted feeding, following your veterinarian's instructions on amount and consistency.
It is intended for short-term nutritional support during recovery, not as a long-term maintenance diet. Your veterinarian will advise how long to use it.
Prepare fresh amounts as directed, feed promptly and store the unused product per the label. Discard any prepared food that has been left out.
