Supreme Science Selective Guinea Pig Food 10kg

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By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products. It also contains Bio-Mos, a prebiotic which assists immune function, aids digestion, and allows beneficial bacteria to flourish Composition: Timothy hay, soya bean hulls, flaked peas, ground soya bean meal, ground dried locust beans, pea flour, whole brown linseeds, soya bean oil, calcium carbonate, hydrolysed yeast, Yucca extract. I give it *for taste (yum) *for being colouring free, as Supreme wouldn't give me the figures to work out if it had the optimal Calcium and Phosphorus (Ratio actually means nothing!) I can't give a star for that so it only gets

Science Selective Guinea Pig helps to prevent selective feeding as the high quality ingredients are blended into pellets and are highly palatable.Selective Guinea Pig food is a nutritionally balanced food to ensure a healthy lifestyle in your guinea pig. Science Selective Guinea Pig contains added Vitamin C crucial to the wellbeing of your guinea pig due to their inability to store vitamin C in their bodies. Low sugar content combined with a healthy active lifestyle will help prevent obesity. Science Selective Guinea Pig food also contains 15% fibre to aid digestion and help maintain healthy teeth, together with extra herbs to prevent bloating. Linseed which is naturally high in omega 3 & 6 helps to promote a healthy skin and coat. I ran out of Burgess Supa Guinea Excel yesterday and the local pet store didn't have any, so they offered us a bag of Science Selective piggy food. It's not a mix - just plain pellets - and it has very few ingredients, and the ones that are in it seem to put it in better position than BSGE in terms of how good it is: Suitable for Syrian Hamsters, Dwarf Hamsters and Gerbils.Cunipic is an expert company specialising in small pet breeding. They have over 25 years experience in breeding small pets and therefore they fully understand the pet's nutritional needs. They cultivate their own fields to ... The majority of your piggies’ diet – around 85-90% – should be tasty, top-quality feeding hay and grazed grass (never feed grass cuttings as this will make your guinea pigs unwell). As a guide, provide each pet with at least their own body size in fresh guinea pig feeding hay every day.

We all want our pets to live long and happy lives, so choose Selective, tailored nutrition to help support your pet’s digestive health and vitality for all life stages and lifestyles. If you’re at all unsure about the best way of feeding your pets the right guinea pig food, or if you have any concerns about specific nutritional requirements, ask your local veterinary practice for advice. Natural ingredients provides a natural diet, whilst its manufacturing ensures consistency, resulting in health and vitalityAnalytical Constituents: Protein 16%, Crude Fibres 15%, Crude Oils and Fats 4%, Crude Ash 6.5%, Moisture 11%. Plus, don’t forget to supply your piggies with a constant supply of fresh, clean water in a bottle with a solid sipper tube, attached to their accommodation. How much hay should I feed my guinea pig? Selective Naturals Grain Free for Guinea Pigs respects your furry friend's natural diet. Rich in high fibre Timothy Hay with garden vegetables and no corn or wheat, this food supports digestive well-being. It also supports healthy skin and a glossy coat to help keep pets healthy on the outside as well as the inside. Each day, slightly reduce their old food and replace it with some of their new food. At the end of the transition period, your guinea pigs should be eating their new nuggets happily with no issues! What about guinea pig treats?

Your cavy chums can be fed fresh greens as these are a great source of vitamin C, additional nutrients and provide some variety to their diet. However, you need to be careful about which greens you feed and how much. As a guide, feed no more than a teacup-sized amount a day to avoid tummy upsets, which you can split between morning and evening feeds. I recently bought my pigs some Science Selective to build Marble up after her recent skin complaint as my friend It supports digestive wellbeing and has all the vitamins and minerals guinea pigs need to help keep them in the very best of health naturally.Kind to teeth with no added sugars or artificial colours, Selective Naturals Grain Free is blended with natural linseed, to help promote clear skin and a glossy coat.It helps to keep guinea pigs as healthy on the outside as they are on the inside.That's why vets recommend Selective. I give it 4.5 stars. It is very beneficial but the one hang-up with it is that it is alfalfa-based menaing it is notably higher in calcium and protein. Calcium levels would have to be cut down in the rest of the diet of pigs over 6-7 months, meaning no other alfalfa products and not too many carrots/parsley/spinach portions. Selective Guinea Pig food is recommended by vets and provides a tasty balanced diet for guinea pigs with natural ingredients including dandelion, fennel and nettle.You can safely transition your guinea pigs’ diet over a period of 7-10 days by gradually reducing the old food and replacing it with Burgess Excel guinea pig food. Supreme Science Selective is lower in Protein than Burgess isn't it? Not sure about Ca h ratios but I think you'll find Protein is lower. Good for show/breeding pigs though.