Rebound Recuperation Formula Canine - 150 ml (5.1 fl oz)

if your pet is suffering and not eating i strongly suggest purchasing this item as it is safe with no side effects and will help your animal heal if sick and not eating. It gives them an appetite and also assists with vitamins and minerals to your older pets or any pet recouperating from an illness. it surprises me not a lot of vets know about this product or have this product available. My vet does recommend it and carries it in stock. unfortunately I ordered from Amazon and two bottles were from USA and two bottles were from Canada. I do not appreciate USA products for my animals and the label for USA gives way more information then Canada bottles do.

Our three year old rescued Malinois has had issues with very frequent throwing up bile and is a beyond picky eater. We've tried everything under the sun and refusing to eat doesn't seem taste related. This made it really hard to keep weight on this very active dog. Despite the vet not having found anything wrong with him, it just seemed like there must be something off health wise. I did some research and finally tried Rebound - what a game changer! No more vomiting and he eats up to 6 cups of food a day now! Rebound is the only change we made, so I can say with certainty that it's been what helped him feel better. Like others mentioned in reviews before, it's a tiny bottle and if you have a bigger dog, you basically need a new bottle every other day, based on what the package says to dose per pound. However, for our 50 lbs dog 3 ml daily did the trick - so considerably less. It may depend on the health status of your dog, but it worked in our case. Rebound will need to be refrigerated after opening and it's suggested to be used within a week. I mentioned our Mal is picky, so I have to give him Rebound via syringe, while our Red Heeler loves the taste! Lastly, and I'll try to not be too graphic, be prepared for some initial soft #2 and potentially quite a bit of discharge of intestinal mucus. Both normalized for our pups after a couple days. We now have both of our dogs on a supplemental "maintenance" dose once a week.

Really helped our sick dog feel better. Too bad it expires in 7 days bc it's expensive. Worth it though.

My poor girl of 15 years tore her CCL and I believe she may have injured her opposite leg as well and she was in so much pain. We went from running in the park to this overnight and she was in so much pain that she didn't eat for over 50 hours. I was expecting the worst after a few days so I bought this product and she doesn't have her full appetite yet for chicken or lean food. But she has responded to sardines peanut butter and cream cheese okay within 24 hours of taking this product. I had to give this to her through syringe and before she was taking this her head was down. She was not attentive and again I just thought the worst that it was time. I came in the door today. Her head was up looking at me and I immediately her a little treat and she accepted. I feel like a couple more days with this product and treating her leg with pain, medicine and NSAIDs. We're going to be back on track and we'll have more time.

Our 2 year old 7 lb Yorkie/Pom fur baby, Munchkin, was only 6 weeks old and 12oz! He ate well 4x a day for the first 6 months, and then would only eat every 2-3 days after that no matter what we tried; and we tried every dog food on the market. We now make his healthy food at home from a Vet’s recipe (ground meat, eggs, cottage cheese, veggies, fish oil, oatmeal or brown rice, olive oil) and add dog vitamins to it. He still only ate every 2-3 days, although our Boston terrier/Jack Russell mix at 23 lbs now at a year old that we got as a playmate last year has always eaten well. Munchkin was drinking and acting his usual rambunctious self! We tried adding everything to top the food: cooked meat or fish scraps, chicken jerky he loves, lamb’s liver treats, water packed tuna, various other boost or food toppers, and still the same! We were giving him Tomlin supplements, but that is expensive and not really helping his poor eating habits. We took away all other treats and stopped giving him dinner treats from our plates and only rewarding him with praise and treats when he eats his food, but it still didn’t work. He just doesn’t care! I looked it up and some info online said it was selective anorexia and usually in very picky eaters. This is very worrying because he is so small and only needs 1/2 cup of food a day anyway. After trying everything, I just tried this product. We give him the recommended dose of the liquid vitamin/appetite inducer by eye dropper, and he seems to enjoy it. After the first night, he had a good appetite the next day and ate all his food without coaxing!! So far this is working, and we are keeping our fingers crossed it continues to do so. Well worth the price, so I will be ordering more.