The company that makes it calls it a "high fiber recovery diet formulated to meet the nutritional need of a convalesing cat."   We use as a nutritional supplement for sick cats - or kittens with lots of diarrhea -- and have maintained really sick cats for a period of time on a combination of syringed Rebound and Nutrical when they wouldn't eat.  I've heard it explained as Pedialyte for cats - altho that isn't exactly right.

wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Susan,

What is Rebound used for?

Thanks,
Wendy


--- Susan Loesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Just FYI - and because it was so much cheaper than
> vets in my area - wanted to pass on that I located
> the salmon flavor Feline Rebound on sale for $2.95
> (regularly 3.95) at www.agri-med.com. I haven't
> been able to locate the salmon flavor anywhere in
> town - and one of our out of town fosters has a
> foster kitty who prefers that flavor. She pays
> something like $7 for it from her vet.
>
> Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Michelle,
> The vet shouldn't have to see Lucy for you to get
> B12 to inject subq at
> home. You can order it without a prescription and
> it's something that
> vets feel okay about selling to you, (if you can
> convince them to forgo
> the office visit). If they won't, I'd order it
> online. I'm trying to
> remember where I found it, I'll do a search if you
> want me too. If
> you've found a good vet, and explained what has been
> going on with Lucy,
> they might take pity on the two of you and let you
> pick some up even
> though she's not officially a patient yet.
> N
>
>
>
>


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