Bunny Balms
These natural balms are especially formulated to help heal and protect vulnerable skin. Useful for sore hocks, urine/rain scald and minor wounds. They can be used for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs ... and people!
They contain -
A high potency Olive Oil infusion of Plantain/Calendula/Kawakawa, Beeswax or Candelilla Wax (Vegan), Sea Buckthorn Oil, Hemp Seed Oil, Castor Oil, Vit. E Oil, Lavender & Chamomile Essential Oil with the addition of Bentonite Clay in the Green Goo.
Supa Salve can be used on sore hock, irritated skin, urine/rain scald and minor wounds.
Green Goo is especially useful for sore hocks as it can be applied in a thick layer with the fur being patted back down over it to cover the area.
Apply to sore skin 1-2 times a day; or as often as possible, and rub in well. If needed/possible, cover with a wrap or Hockassins. Both products can also be rubbed in and once soaked in, followed by a layer of New Skin.
Safe to use on broken skin. Safe if ingested.
These natural balms are especially formulated to help heal and protect vulnerable skin. Useful for sore hocks, urine/rain scald and minor wounds. They can be used for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs ... and people!
They contain -
A high potency Olive Oil infusion of Plantain/Calendula/Kawakawa, Beeswax or Candelilla Wax (Vegan), Sea Buckthorn Oil, Hemp Seed Oil, Castor Oil, Vit. E Oil, Lavender & Chamomile Essential Oil with the addition of Bentonite Clay in the Green Goo.
Supa Salve can be used on sore hock, irritated skin, urine/rain scald and minor wounds.
Green Goo is especially useful for sore hocks as it can be applied in a thick layer with the fur being patted back down over it to cover the area.
Apply to sore skin 1-2 times a day; or as often as possible, and rub in well. If needed/possible, cover with a wrap or Hockassins. Both products can also be rubbed in and once soaked in, followed by a layer of New Skin.
Safe to use on broken skin. Safe if ingested.
These natural balms are especially formulated to help heal and protect vulnerable skin. Useful for sore hocks, urine/rain scald and minor wounds. They can be used for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs ... and people!
They contain -
A high potency Olive Oil infusion of Plantain/Calendula/Kawakawa, Beeswax or Candelilla Wax (Vegan), Sea Buckthorn Oil, Hemp Seed Oil, Castor Oil, Vit. E Oil, Lavender & Chamomile Essential Oil with the addition of Bentonite Clay in the Green Goo.
Supa Salve can be used on sore hock, irritated skin, urine/rain scald and minor wounds.
Green Goo is especially useful for sore hocks as it can be applied in a thick layer with the fur being patted back down over it to cover the area.
Apply to sore skin 1-2 times a day; or as often as possible, and rub in well. If needed/possible, cover with a wrap or Hockassins. Both products can also be rubbed in and once soaked in, followed by a layer of New Skin.
Safe to use on broken skin. Safe if ingested.
This information is provided by a customer who has found a Green Goo/New Skin combination really helpful with her Guinea Pig’s feet. The same approach has successfully been used by other clients for early stage sore hocks in Rabbits -
One of my guinea pigs has troublesome feet despite being on multiple layers of soft bedding. Their enclosure has fleece pads with bobble bath mats over the top. This is doubled in their hidey houses plus they also have hay in them. I have tried Paw Paw ointment, Flamazine cream, Sudocrem and WW Green Goo. I have also used New Skin over the top once the cream has soaked in.
The Green Goo and New Skin combo has worked the best.
We apply both products three times a week and her feet are much better.
I apply the GG first and rub it in. I then apply a bit more and give her lots of scritches while it soaks in. After about 10 minutes I rub the rest in and apply a layer of New Skin. This drys quickly provided the GG is soaked in. I generally do 2 or 3 layers of New Skin provided she is happy to continue with scritches and pats.
Our other piggie doesn't seem to have the same problem so I think just something we will always need to manage with her.
