Gastrointestinal
Emeprid for rabbits
Prokinetic and anti-emetic for rabbits with GI stasis or post-operative ileus; often combined with cisapride for full-tract effect. Active ingredient: metoclopramide.
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POM-V
Distribution category
Written prescription required (CMA cap £21)
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Source: UK datasheets + VMD register
Emeprid prices at VMD-approved UK pharmacies
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Last refreshed: 17 May 2026. Always confirm the current price on the pharmacy site before purchase, pharmacies reprice continuously.
Conditions Emeprid is used for
- gastrointestinal stasis
- ileus
- nausea
Not medical advice. Always follow your prescribing rabbit-savvy vet's instructions and read the patient information leaflet.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Emeprid for rabbits the same as the version my vet dispenses?
- Yes. UK VMD-approved online pharmacies dispense the same manufacturer-branded product in identical packaging as your vet practice. The supply chain origin is the manufacturer in both cases. The Veterinary Medicines Directorate inspects every approved online pharmacy on the same cycle as a practice dispensary.
- When will live Emeprid pricing be available on Vet Bill Saver?
- Rabbit medication pricing rolls out through summer 2026 (D2). Sign up on this page and we will email you the moment Emeprid pricing goes live at any of the six VMD-approved UK online pharmacies.
- Do I need a prescription to order Emeprid for rabbits?
- Yes. Emeprid is a POM-V product and requires a written prescription from a UK-registered vet. From 23 September 2026 the CMA Order caps the prescription fee at £21 for the first medicine plus £12.50 per additional medicine on the same prescription.
Other gastrointestinal medications for rabbits
Gastrointestinal
Cisapride
Prokinetic for rabbit gastrointestinal stasis (GI stasis), restoring motility through the caecum and stomach.
Gastrointestinal
Ranitidine
H2 antagonist used in rabbits for gastric ulceration and as supportive care during GI stasis.
Gastrointestinal
Sucralfate
Oral mucosal protectant that binds to ulcerated GI surfaces; used in rabbits with confirmed or suspected gastric ulceration.
Gastrointestinal
Omeprazole
Proton-pump inhibitor used during GI stasis episodes to protect the rabbit's stomach lining from ulceration when motility has slowed. Off-label in rabbits; usually given as an oral suspension or compounded formulation.
Gastrointestinal
Simethicone
Over-the-counter anti-foaming agent for gas pain during GI stasis. Standard rabbit-savvy first-aid alongside motility drugs (Emeprid, cisapride) when the gut has stopped moving. Sold as Infacol or generic gripe water in UK pharmacies.
Gastrointestinal
Bene-Bac (probiotic)
Veterinary probiotic gel for restoring caecal flora after GI stasis or antibiotic courses. Not a substitute for caecotrophy in healthy rabbits but useful adjunct when the microbiome has been disrupted.