Rebound
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Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs and Cats
Whether from illness or surgery, it is essential for dogs and cats to stay nourished so they can have a full recovery. Rebound Recuperation provides nutritional support and helps animals regain appetite. It is a low calorie, liquid diet with essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients. Formulated with high palatability and natural poultry flavors to encourage feeding. It is also made without artificial preservatives or colors. Rebound can be given alone, mixed with water or food, or used for tube and syringe feeding. Available in separate formulas for dogs and cats.
How to Use Rebound Recuperation Fomula:
- Shake well before using, light sedimentation is normal.
- Use the included measuring cup.
- The manufacturer suggests small, frequent feedings in the earlier stages of recuperation.
- The exact amount needed for your individual pet should be determined by your veterinarian.
- Refrigerate after opening.
- Use within 7 days of opening.
Review Summary
29 total reviews
Rated 4.93 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
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Rebound should be in your pantry with the dog food, mine is.
From UndisclosedComments about Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs, 5.1oz (150mL)This product has saved me thousands of dollars on Vets bills. My rescue Yorkie, Khloe, who weighs 3.8 lbs, gets 5MLs every night before bed...and any time she isn't eating. She has Addison's Disease and her health can go from great to coma quickly. Khloe gets a steroid shot every 23 days and .4mls every night. Rebound has all the nutrients she needs and it's great for all dogs and the Cat Rebound does the same trick too for cats...-
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I would buy again
From UndisclosedComments about ReboundI used the rebound for cats, kitten was recovering from a virus, had no appetite...when I started the rebound at 1 ml at a time ( 3ml) daily. She started eating on her own the next day. She survived and now 4 months old..I loved this so much I bought the dog and cat rebound and gave it to a rescue of senior dogs and cats who surely have problems eating. Thanks so much for keeping it in stock.-
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Rebound is amazing!
From AustinComments about ReboundKeeps my furbaby healthy! -
Keep Rebound on Hand at All Times!
From UndisclosedComments about ReboundRebound is an amazing product to have for your furbaby! It helped nourish my 2lb chihuahua back to health. It increased her appetite. Sienna knows it as her "milkshake treat". -
Great supplement
From UndisclosedComments about ReboundThis is an amazing nutritional supplement. My 15 year old Rat Terrier, Scout, was sick a couple of weeks ago. The vet put him on this and Scout did really well while recuperating. He's doing so well I've decided to keep him on this. His vitality is amazing. -
i m buying it again and again
From UndisclosedComments about Reboundcat loves it. he only can eat liquid at the moment and needs to gain weight. licks every drop he gets -
Excellent product - our dog loves it
From FloridaComments about ReboundOur vet gave us this for our 17-year-old dachshund after she went into renal failure and nearly died. She readily scarfed it down when she wouldn't eat anything else. Taste-wise, Rebound is to dogs like a chocolate milkshake is to humans. They love it! It definitely helped her get over the hump and she's 17 years, 7 months now and still going. -
I would buy again
From undisclosedComments about ReboundWorks good it help my puppies amazing -
Very helpful
From undisclosedComments about ReboundVery helpful during my cat's illness -
Yes, of course, I will buy it again and forever
From undisclosedComments about Reboundafter buying rebound and give it to my dogs. They eat the food with pleasure and when they finish they ask for more. they look very healthy and very energetic. one of my dogs is 15 years old and moves like a puppy.
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Q & A
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Can you freeze a portion of this product to make it last longer since label says use within five days.?
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According to the manufacturer, Rebound Recuperation formula should be stored only in the refrigerator once it is opened, and it should be used within 7 days. It does not contain any added preservatives.
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Is it suitable for diabetic dogs??
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Rebound Recuperation is a low calorie, liquid formula which provides nutritional support and helps animals regain appetite and thirst. This product is primarily designed for animals recovering from illness or surgery, and is not intended to be fed as a complete diet. Please consult with your veterinarian, who will be able to determine if this product fits your dog’s dietary needs.
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Is this suitable for an elderly cat with advanced kidney disease (stage 3 or 4)? How much phosphates does rebound recuperation formula contain??
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Rebound Recuperation Formula is indicated to support the nutritional needs of cats recovering from certain medical conditions, injury, surgery, or illness. The amount of phosphorus is not listed on the active ingredients or ingredient analysis on the manufacturer’s label. However, this product does contain the inactive ingredient Sodium Tripolyphosphate, a phosphorus additive. Please speak with your veterinarian to determine if this product meets your cat’s medical and nutritional needs.
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My dog Jack is a 15 year old Toy Fox Terrier with Chronic Kidney Disease...i have 2 questions the first question is on the box it says to give a total daily volume of 1mL/lb so Jack weighs 22 lbs so that would mean 22 mL but on your website it says to give total daily volume of 3mL/lb which would mean 66 mL so which one is it.....2nd question is says on the website n package to give small frequent feedings in the earlier stages of recuperation so I put 22 mL in Jacks water bowl but he didnt drink since it was brown color water so i than put it in a syringe but i did that 5 to 6 times to give him the whole thing so if i have to do it this way should i give him like 2 syringe fills at a time as a posed to it all at once n if so how far apart do i give him 2 syringe fills at 1 time to i give him the 6 total.....your help is appreciated in this matter Joe Pankowski?
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According to the manufacturer’s feeding directions, it is recommended to give a total daily volume of 1 mL/lb of the Rebound Recuperation for dogs.The exact amount may be adjusted by your veterinarian. The Rebound cat formula is labeled at 3 mL/lb. We have updated our website description to help prevent future errors. This product can be given alone, mixed with water, added to food, or syringe fed. Please speak with your veterinarian about the exact dosage and frequency of feedings to ensure that your dog is receiving the correct amount to meet their nutritional needs.
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is this okay for ferrets. have been giving Abbott CliniCare RF Feline Liquid Diet Pet Serious Nutrition to them, but they don't make it anymore looking for something else to give them. Thanks?
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According to the manufacturer, they have no safety studies or data to support the use of Rebound in ferrets. They recommend speaking with your veterinarian before administering. Please consult your veterinarian regarding any further questions or concerns regarding this medication in your pet.
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Please list ingredients?
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The ingredients in the Rebound Recuperation Formula for Cats and the Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs are: Water, Spray dried chicken liver, Poultry broth (concentrate), Poultry fat, Maltodextrins, Lecithin, Rapeseed oil, Modified corn starch, Powder cellulose, Inulin, Fructooligosaccharide, Guar gum, Xanthan gum, Taurine, Vitamin A Supplement, Choline Chloride, Vitamin E supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate (source of vitamin B1), Niacin, Riboflavin (source of vitamin B2), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (source of B6), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Folic Acid, Biotin, Calcium Carbonate, Potassium Carbonate, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Sulfate, Manganese Sulfate.
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what is the sodium content of REBOUND??
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The manufacturer states that Rebound Recuperation for Dogs has 0.176 grams per 100 grams and Rebound Recuperation for Cats has 0.177 grams per 100 grams.
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Is this product safe for dogs with pancreatitis? What is the fat content??
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According to the information listed on the product label by the manufacturer, the fat content of Rebound Oral Electrolyte Solution is “Crude Fat <1%, per 8 fl oz”. For the Rebound Liquid Diet, the fat content is “Crude Fat 5.2%, per 8 fl oz”. For the Rebound Recuperation Formula, the fat content is “Crude Fat 2.0% per 30mL.” Please consult with your veterinarian to determine if Rebound is safe for your dog.
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Can you overdose a dog on rebound?
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To give your dog this medication, the manufacturer suggests small, frequent feedings in the earlier stages of recuperation with the total daily volume of 3 ml/lb. The exact amount needed for your individual pet should be determined by your veterinarian.
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I gave my cat to much, will it hurt him.?
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