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racinghamster · 07-09-2016, 10:10 AM

That`s good that the vet gave you some helpful advice and some spot on. The Xeno is a good product. I only used it once on a female mouse that started to scratch badly and within a week, her irritated behaviour had stopped after applying the drop of Xeno. Those over the counter products are best avoided as many of them can be misleading with dosing.

Burgess make a gerbil granola but I havn`t looked for it in a while, so maybe give that one a google! I used to feed my gerbils Gerri Gerbil food, but if I had gerbils now, I would possibly be looking at buying a few foods and mixing them for added variety. Most mixes can be similar in product but sometimes ingredients can be better if you find one that has more grains and seeds than just flaked pieces.

How did Molly do at the vets was she good?!! x

07-09-2016, 10:10 AM
racinghamster PM Fluffy for custom title Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Central Scotland Posts: 13,415	Re: Molly's scratching any ideas That`s good that the vet gave you some helpful advice and some spot on. The Xeno is a good product. I only used it once on a female mouse that started to scratch badly and within a week, her irritated behaviour had stopped after applying the drop of Xeno. Those over the counter products are best avoided as many of them can be misleading with dosing. Burgess make a gerbil granola but I havn`t looked for it in a while, so maybe give that one a google! I used to feed my gerbils Gerri Gerbil food, but if I had gerbils now, I would possibly be looking at buying a few foods and mixing them for added variety. Most mixes can be similar in product but sometimes ingredients can be better if you find one that has more grains and seeds than just flaked pieces. How did Molly do at the vets was she good?!! x __________________ Get A Life, Get A Rodent!