OASIS #80254 Vita Drops-Pure C for Guinea Pig, 2-Ounce, Packaging may vary

Use this product for the last 6 months, quinea pigs are fine.

Easy to use guinea pig seems to like the taste smell fruity

I don’t put this in his water, they need the water to be fresh. Instead, I put 2 drops directly in his mouth, followed by a small slice of grape. After a few times of this, he got the idea and will now try to put his mouth on the bottle as you get it ready! So even if they don’t like at first, follow with a small bite of a favorite sweet thing like a grape or pineapple - just not too much, they can become diabetic, it’s only for the taste and a reward. Now, he takes the drops without the grape and seems to enjoy them. I tasted them. They taste like a chewable vitamin C we give kids. Absorption will be aided if you feed a piece of fruit or vegetable immediately after the drops. I do a slice of grape as mentioned, followed by a bunch of cilantro. (Or whatever they enjoy.) My guinea had a very light sniffle on and off. He gets a lot of healthy produce, but doesn’t like bell peppers, and oranges have too much sugar. Now that he gets 2 drops of this a day, it has stopped and hasn’t come back. I don’t believe the claims that this is fake or different. It’s just a different batch, and it needs to be shaken before use. These stay fresh in the bottle, but begin to break down when put in water and will be ineffective after 24 hours. This is why it should be dropped into the mouth or placed on a treat to be eaten immediately. The proof is in their health. Sniffles are gone now and haven’t returned. I will continue to use this and would recommend it to anyone. He’s already on food with stabilized vitamin C plus fresh produce, and this still made a huge difference.

My vet recommended adding this to my cat’s prescription food to see if their would be marked improvements in his urinalysis. My cat is a male, neutered, indoor cat so he checked all the boxes for likelihood of having bladder crystals. After an emergency trip to rhe ER and many sleepless nights, we seemed to be improving but the pH of his urine was too high. The prescription food helped slowly but wasn’t helping quick enough, so my vet suggested this before any more prescription measures. Well, so far so good. We go back every 3 to 6 months for a urinalysis and everything seems to be looking good. They’re not sure why vitamin C works but it seems to work in most cats. Crystals are not to be messed with, they can quickly turn life threatening and having lost a cat years ago from a bladder blockage, I now know the symptoms and will do just about anything to ensure his health. These work in tandem with prescription food and regular vet visits so IF your vet recommends it, don’t laugh it off. But also I’m not a doctor or a vet, so don’t use this review alone.

Great product