Natural Urinary Tract & Kidney Health Support
Product Description
Oxbow Natural Science Urinary Support is a hay-based tablet for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, rats, and other small pets. With cranberry PACs, marshmallow root, dandelion leaf, astragalus, pumpkin seed, glucosamine, and MOS in a timothy base, it supports urinary tract health, kidney function, and comfortable urination – without antibiotics.
Benefits
● Helps prevent UTIs: Cranberry PACs inhibit bacterial adhesion.
● Supports kidneys: Astragalus aids renal health and normal markers.
● Gentle diuretic: Dandelion promotes flushing of wastes/salts.
● Eases discomfort: Pumpkin seed & marshmallow help reduce spasms/urgency.
● High-fiber base: Timothy supports digestion and nutrient uptake.
● Multi-species safe: Formulated for small mammals with species-specific dosing.
● For recurrent issues: Useful for maintenance in pets prone to urinary problems.
Ingredients
Active Ingredients (Approximate per 1 tablet / 2g):
● Glucosamine (Plant-based): 45 mg
● Marshmallow Root: 45 mg
● Manna Oligosaccharide (MOS) prebiotic: 40 mg
● Astragalus Root: 18 mg
● Cranberry Extract (PAC standardized): 18 mg
● Dandelion Leaf: 18 mg
● Pumpkin Seed: 9 mg
● Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA): 2 mg
Inactive Ingredients:
Timothy Grass, Barley flour, Oat groat flour, Cane molasses, Flax seed meal, Guar gum (xanthan gum), Mixed tocopherols (natural preservative), Rosemary extract.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Nutrient | Limit | Amount |
| Crude Protein | Min | 12% |
| Crude Fat | Min | 4% |
| Crude Fiber | Min | 9% |
| Crude Fiber | Max | 13% |
| Moisture | Max | 10% |
Note: Contains cranberry extract with proven PAC content supporting uroepithelial health; marshmallow and astragalus providing mucilage and polysaccharides for urinary tract and kidney support; glucosamine promoting bladder tissue integrity.
How to Use
Tablets are designed to be given whole or can be crushed and mixed with food, depending on the pet’s preference and species. Most small pets readily accept the natural molasses flavor. Tablets can be administered directly in the mouth, crushed and mixed into pellets or hay, or offered as a treat. Consistent daily administration is important for optimal urinary health benefits; cranberry effectiveness requires 12–24 weeks of continuous use for maximum benefit.
Recommended-Dosage Chart
Pet Species & Weight
Dosage
Frequency
Duration
Notes
Rabbits: 0-1 lb
1/2 tablet
Once daily
Ongoing
Very young/small rabbits
Rabbits: 1-4 lb
1 tablet
Once daily
Ongoing
Standard dose for most rabbits
Rabbits: 4+ lb
2 tablets
Once daily
Ongoing
Larger breed rabbit
Guinea Pigs: 0-1 lb
1/2 tablet
Once daily
Ongoing
Young guinea pigs
Guinea Pigs: 1-4 lb
1 tablet
Once daily
Ongoing
Standard dose
Guinea Pigs: 4+ lb
2 tablets
Once daily
Ongoing
Larger guinea pigs
Chinchillas (all weights)
1 tablet
Once daily
Ongoing
Based on a typical 1.5-3 lb weight
Rats (all weights)
1/4 tablet
Once daily
Ongoing
Smaller body mass
Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.
Dosage & Administration Instructions
● Administer one daily dose (or the appropriate fraction per the weight chart) once per day, with food or as a treat.
● If your pet resists whole tablets, crush the tablet and mix it into regular pellets.
● Give daily, consistently for best results.
● For maximum UTI-prevention benefit, cranberry supplementation should be continuous for 12–24 weeks.
● For pets with sensitive digestive systems, introduce gradually over 3–5 days.
● Ensure adequate fresh water intake (important for urinary health).
● Increase water availability during supplementation to support diuresis and urine flushing.
● Store tablets in the original container in a cool, dry place.
● Close the sachet tightly after each use to maintain freshness.
● If UTI symptoms disappear, continue supplementation to help prevent recurrent UTIs.
Additional Information
Precautions
● Not for growing, pregnant, or lactating animals (safety unestablished).
● Not a sole treatment for confirmed UTIs – seek veterinary care/antibiotics as needed.
● Avoid use with known ingredient allergies.
● Use caution with GI disorders; introduce over 3-5 days if sensitive.
● Consult a vet if on meds, especially anticoagulants/blood thinners.
● If mild GI signs occur, reduce the dose and titrate slowly.
● Not a diet substitute – use with balanced pellets, unlimited timothy hay, and veggies.
● Ensure ample fresh water (diuretic effect).
● Store out of reach; keep container tightly sealed to preserve potency.



























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