Rebound
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Rebound
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What is Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs and Cats by Virbac?
- Rebound Recuperation Formula is a unique blend of essential nutrients made to support a healthy appetitie in dogs and cats.
- Formulated with high palatability and natural poultry flavors to encourage feeding.
- Rebound Recuperation Formula is a low calorie, liquid diet free from atifical preservatives and coloring agents.
What else should I know about Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs and Cats?
- Once open, store in refrigerator and use within 7 days.
- To open bottle for the first time, unscrew the white cap and perforate the safety film.
- Can be given alone, mixed with water, or added to food.
- Liquid form enables tube or syringe feeding.
What problems could my dog or cat have with Rebound Recuperation Formula?
- Keep out of reach of children.
How do you use Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs and Cats?
- Use as directed by your veterinarian.
- Shake well before use. Light sedimentation is normal.
- Small frequent feedings are suggested in the earlier stages of recuperation.
- For dogs: Give a total daily volume of 1 mL/lb using the provided measuring cup. Exact amount may be adjusted by your veterinarian.
- For cats: Give a total daily volume of 3 mL/lb using the provided measuring cup. Exact amount may be adjusted by your veterinarian.
What is in Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs and Cats?
- Ingredients (same for dog and cat formula): Water, Spray dried chicken liver, Poultry broth, Poultry fat, Maltodextrins, Lecithin, Rapeseed oil, Modified corn starch, Powdered cellulose, Inulin, Fructooligosaccharide, Guar gum, Xanthan gum, Taurine, Vitamin A Supplement, Choline chloride, Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine mononitrate (source of Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (source of Vitamin B2), Pyridoxine hydrochloride (source of Vitamin B6), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Biotin, Calcium carbonate, Potassium carbonate, Sodium tripolyphosphate, Ferrous sulfate, Zinc sulfate, Manganese sulfate.
Rebound Recuperation Formula for Cats
- Guaranteed analysis (per 30 mL): Crude Protein min 2.5%, Crude Fat min 2%, Crude Fiber max 0.5%, Moisture max 88%, Arginine min 0.14%, Lysine min 0.1%, Methionine min 0.05%, Phenylalanine min 0.08%, Linoleic Acid min 0.4%, Alpha-linoleic Acid min <0.1%, EPA min <0.1%, DHA min <0.1%, Calcium min 0.2%, Iron min 0.31 mg, Manganese min 0.08 mg, Zinc min 0.18 mg, Vitamin A min 76 IU, Vitamin D3 min 4 IU, Vitamin E min 2 IU, Thiamine min 0.15 mg, Riboflavin min 0.11 mg, Pantothenic Acid min 0.09 mg, Niacin min 0.21 mg, Vitamin B6 min 0.46 mg, Folic Acid min 0.01 mg, Biotin min 0.003 mg, Vitamin B12 0.0006 mg, Choline min 15.23 mg, Taurine min 0.1%, Glutamine min 0.33%.
- Calorie content: 13.8 kcal per 30 mL.
Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs
- Guaranteed analysis (per 30 mL): Crude Protein min 2.5%, Crude Fat min 2%, Crude Fiber max 0.5%, Moisture max 88%, Arginine min 0.14%, Lysine min 0.1%, Methionine min 0.05%, Phenylalanine min 0.08%, Linoleic Acid min 0.3%, Alpha-linoleic Acid min <0.1%, EPA min <0.1%, DHA min <0.1%, Calcium min 0.2%, Iron min 0.31 mg, Manganese min 0.08 mg, Zinc min 0.21 mg, Vitamin A min 76 IU, Vitamin D3 min 4 IU, Vitamin E min 2 IU, Thiamine min 0.12 mg, Riboflavin min 0.11 mg, Pantothenic Acid min 0.09 mg, Niacin min 0.23 mg, Vitamin B6 min 0.46 mg, Folic Acid min 0.01 mg, Biotin min 0.003 mg, Vitamin B12 0.0003 mg, Choline min 15.29 mg, Taurine min 0.1%, Glutamine min 0.31%.
- Calorie content: 13.5 kcal per 30 mL.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Rebound Recuperation Formula is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog or cat to finish all of the Rebound Recuperation Formula?
- Dogs and cats may use this product for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Who makes Rebound Recuperation Formula for Dogs and Cats?
- Rebound Recuperation Formula is made by the manufacturer Virbac.
Review Summary
32 total reviews
Rated 4.94 out of 5 stars
100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Ratings Distribution
30 5 star reviews
2 4 star reviews
0 3 star reviews
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Weak cats respond very well to Rebound
From UndisclosedComments about Rebound Recuperation Formula for Cats, 5.1oz (150mL)I used Rebound to help strengthen a weak stray that had been dumped near our house. She's now doing very well. I've used Rebound previously with great success.-
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Rascal!
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17 year old with advanced renal disease
From UndisclosedComments about Rebound Recuperation Formula for Cats, 5.1oz (150mL)My senior cat will be 17 & her kidney disease has been advancing more rapidly. I've been trying different products to help with nutrition & hydration. This formula is highly palatable to her & she readily drinks it. Her eyes are much brighter & coat much shinier. Since I started using she's back to grooming herself regularly. I'm so grateful to this product for allowing me to improve her quality of life. -
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Rocky loves Rebound...He's Meowing again...
From UndisclosedComments about Rebound Recuperation Formula for Cats, 5.1oz (150mL)My cat Rocky was suffering from Cancer...and wasn't eating...This helped him live a few weeks more...-
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Rocky is ready for Halloween...
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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.
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Can a kitty with acute luekemia in stage of severe anemia that is not drinking and has lost alot of weight and cant get up be helped by this. Can you recommend important supplememt . My daughter just lost her dad her aunt and now wil lose her kitty. I read immuquil will help somewhat. Pleaee please hes only one?
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Rebound can be used to help meet the nutritional needs of cats, especially those that are critically ill or injured; however it is not recommended to start any new foods, supplements, or medications without first consulting your veterinarian.
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I opened the bottle for the first time 4 hours ago, but forgot to put it in the refrigerator. Is it still safe to use if I refrigerate it now??
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The manufacturer does not have specific information regarding the amount of time the product can be without refrigeration. We are unable to determine the safety of the product once it has been opened and not refrigerated. For any additional questions please contact us via email at [email protected] or speak with your veterinarian.
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Can I give Rebound for dogs to my senior cat??
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Rebound comes in two different formulations, one for cats and one for dogs. The formulations differ slightly in guaranteed analysis, calorie content, and other ingredients. The manufacturer does have different recommendations for feeding directions between the dog and cat formula. It is recommended to give 1 mL/lb to dogs and 3 mL/lb to cats. However, the exact volume can be adjusted by the veterinarian for the specific pet. Once opened, both formulations are recommended to be stored in a refrigerator and used within 7 days. Please reach out to your veterinarian with any additional questions about this product.
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I have a 14 year old Chinese crested powder puff that was diagnosed with kidney and heart failure about 18 months ago. He's actually been doing pretty good until 5 days ago. He quit eating and drinking and was so lethargic . My vet suggested Rebound. The first day he ate a bit and he's been drinking every day since but there are a couple days he hasn't eaten. He is urinating and defecating still and going outside but he has got to start eating. The issue is I cannot get the Rebound down Oliver. He fights the syringe so bad, I'm lucky to get 3ml down. He gets so stressed that I'm afraid to hurt him. Any suggestions? I'm not ready to lose Oliver and he's not giving up so I'll fight for him as long as he's fighting. Please advise. TIA?
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Rebound can be given alone, mixed with water, or added to food. If given without a syringe, it is important to ensure the dog consumes the full quantity. The manufacturer recommends small frequent doses in earlier stages of recuperation. For specific advice based on your dog’s situation or for additional administration tips, please speak with your veterinarian.
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I just mixed our dogs treatment liquid rebound with his favorite wet food. No syringe needed. Our dog was severely I'll and not eating. I hope this helps.
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It's been said calcium, iron and vitamin d are toxic to dogs. I see it in the ingredients. I've given it to my 5lb chihuahua for two days. Is this gonna be harmful the more I give within the next 5 days??
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Calcium, Iron, and Vitamin D are all important vitamins and minerals for your dog. As with many vitamins and minerals, extremely high levels can be dangerous for your dog’s health. As long as you use the dosing recommended by the manufacturer on the bottle, toxicity should not be a concern. Please contact your veterinarian if your dog's condition does not improve after consuming this product or if you have any further concerns with the ingredients in this product.
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Is it bad to give rebound daily, my chihuahua is in kidney failure. I usually mix 5 ml in the am with 25 ml Of kidney care dog food that I've diluted and strained?
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Rebound is a liquid nutritional supplement that provides essential nutrients recommended to support dogs throughout recuperation. This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding and can be given on a regular basis with the usual diet to help the pet return to its normal diet. The exact amount may be adjusted by your veterinarian for the individual animal’s needs. Consider speaking with your dog’s veterinarian to ensure the manufacturer’s recommendations are appropriate for your dog's nutritional needs.
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I clicked o the product info page on the blog. This is not the same as the photo. This is not the Rebound OES.?
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How long is it meant to last? It looks like a small bottle for $14.?
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Both the dog and cat formulas of Rebound Recuperation are currently made in a 5.1 oz (150ml) bottle. The manufacturer provides an expiration date stamped on the package of Rebound Recuperation. However, once opened, it should be stored in the refrigerator and used within 7 days. How long the bottle will last will vary based on the amount your veterinarian has recommended you administer. The manufacturer’s directions state to give a total daily volume of 3mL/lb, but the exact amount may be adjusted by the veterinarian for the individual animal.
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If I put rebound on my puppies kibble but he doesn't eat it all can the kibble sit out until he finishes it(1-2 hours)? Or should the treated kibble go into the fridge??
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To make sure your puppy gets all of the medication, the formula can be given alone, mixed with water or added to food. The liquid form also allows for tube or syringe feeding. According to the manufacturer there isn’t really a specified time for it to sit out. Instead they recommend breaking up the daily dose and feeding smaller amounts more frequently that way your dog gets the full dose
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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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