Mobility Tabs featuring Myristol

Huge improvement!

I use these with my elder dwarf bunny who was rescued as a teenager with a poorly healed hind leg fracture. She’d slowed down a bit in recent years with her stiff leg, hopping slowly around the room instead of doing manic binky zoomies. Figured I’d try these since other brands of tablets haven’t helped other arthritic rabbits I’ve had. WOW! They really seem to help. She stands up on her tiptoes to receive them, and I can’t remember the last time she stood up like that. She’s back to zooming like mad and honestly acting like she’s a few years younger. I’m going to keep using these as long as they’re available!

Bunnies love these

I’ve used these mobility tabs for over a year for my senior buns. They love them and scramble to grab one as I open the jar.

A decent substitute

The vet recommended myristol for my aging bunny, so I searched for it and found some special offerings on Binky Bunny. It seems some rabbits don't like the smell of the product alone, so someone at Binky Bunny got the idea to bake the product into little crackers made with hay powder. That sounded like it would appeal to my finicky rabbit, so I got some. Unfortunately, Bun-Bun sniffed at the first cracker and hopped away looking for something else. Apparently she wasn't fooled. unfortunately Binky Bunny doesn't seem to carry the Myristol alone (outside the cracker) and other vendors seem to have Myristol for rats, ferrets, dogs, cats, horses, and hamsters -- but not for rabbits. Instead, I'm grinding the little crackers back down to powder and adding it to another pasty treat I make with a bit of orange juice. The juice seems to disguise the odor of the myristol or whatever else is in the cracker. This will suffice until I run out of crackers and can find a direct source of Myristol for rabbits.