Xeno 450 spot-on for Rabbits, Ferrets and Guinea pigs, box of 6

True, it's pricey, especially if you have a mini fluffy zoo in the house and need an emergency treatment, but works wonders!!Was very worried the delivery is going to be late, but arrived as promised and we are all very very happy!!!Thank you xxx

Lulu had mange and had lost all her fur. I began treating her with homeopathy products which were excellent and showed a vast improvement with fur returning after a couple of weeks though she was still suffering with a small patch of constant scaley skin on her back and so I tried xeno 450. Well worth it as there was a noticable improvement after the first dose. 14 days later she had her second dose and no more signs of mange. One more treatment in a fortnight and she will be as good as new. Product very easy to use with no side effects.

This product was recommended and prescribed by my vet when my small flock of hens had northern fowl mite. Its easy to apply on the back of the neck of each hen. Follow instructions on the packet. There are 6 applications in each pack, if you have a large folk can work out expensive.But it does work well, my vet also recommended getting the commercial poultry shield from farm suppliers to spray coup, not the stuff you can purchase online or at pet shops.

I have three rabbits and found one had hay mites. Rather expensive for what it is but it seems to have cured the problem and it is what the vets gave me. I ordered it from Amazon as it was £15 cheaper on here than at the vets so will now be treating them once a month as the packaging states to keep the mites a bay....I hope!!

This works well, much less expense than having the vet treat them. Our guineas don't seem to know that I'm applying it. I can see black specks on Toffees fur which I assume is mite poo so I treat both pigs. I spend a bit of time brushing them gently and sending them into a trance (!), I make a bit of a parting along their backs and squirt along it. Toffee looks a bit greasy for a few days but you wouldn't know Nibbles (black fur) had a treatment apart from no dandruff!

For mammals over 1200g, not 800 like some reviews state. Second and third doses are required to conquer affected animals so this box of 6 is enough to treat 2 (1200g+) guinea pigsTried pharmaq drops in the past, simply weren't effective. Spotted mite infestation early but treated with a product that didn't work! This, in conjunction with vet sect baths, cleared up hairloss and visible parasites in two doses.The active ingredient is ivermectin, what a vet would prescribe. But obviously only effective for parasites- if you're uncertain what's causing hairloss/itching then you need to see a vet so you know you're providing the right treatment. Won't treat fungal, hormonal probs, allergies etcCan be used on birds, but the dosing is more complicated and half a pipette would be required for a 1kg bird. No way of knowing how much has been dispensed, so worth using xeno 200 spray instead if you're wanting bird treatment. Ivermectin is toxic to dogs and chelonians, so be very cautious.

So far so good. . . tried this product on my guinea pigs and already their symptoms seem to of calmed down re the itching etc. From watch I can see there as been no side effects at all and my 2 little pigs are there normal happy selves. Defo a lot cheaper than the vet bills we have paid out in the past for the injections (which Xeno as the same ingredients in it) but still do check out you pets with a vet if you are not 100% sure of anything.

I'm sure it's coincidental, but my (not old or ill) guinea pig died the day after using this! It's the same as the vet prescribed, but too scared to use on remaining piggies, so waste of money for me :(