Our famous Timothy Hay based pellet with 4 years of committed development along side guinea pig experts and nutritionists. No BHA, BHT, ethoxyquin or corn. These pellets are perfectly formulated for guinea pigs over the age of 6 months and are also safe for rabbits. We use whole ingredients, the best stabilized vitamin C, Redmond
Our famous Timothy Hay based pellet with 4 years of committed development along side guinea pig experts and nutritionists. No BHA, BHT, ethoxyquin or corn. These pellets are perfectly formulated for guinea pigs over the age of 6 months and are also safe for rabbits. We use whole ingredients, the best stabilized vitamin C, Redmond salt, and other top quality products. Our pellets have a guaranteed shelf life of over 200 days and are made in small batches every 10 days to 2 weeks, so you can always be assured of the freshness and quality of the pellets.
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Great Quality! I have 5 guinea pigs and had been using Sherwood pellets; which they did not like and rarely ate – I tried 3 bags worth over 3 months. KMS had bee recommended by YouTuber SkinnyPigs1, and when I had given Sherwood pellets a real try I decided to get these.1st – they smell wonderful2nd – I’m only 3-4 weeks in and my pigs are loving them – with Sherwood pellets, as I was transitioning from their old pellets to Sherwood, the pigs would just eat around the Sherwood pellets and finally…
Recommended for preventing bladder stones in guinea pigs. These pellets were a little pricier than I would have liked, bu t I decided to try them since I have heard from multiple (reliable) sources that they are one of the best pellets for helping to prevent bladder stones in guinea pigs.They were very fragrant and smelled very fresh. Some of my guinea pigs (I have 14 guinea pigs) were a bit suspicious of them at first, but they all ate some. These were a little dusty at the bottom of the bag, but not moreso than most pellets are. So…
Boy!Does she love these pellets.And no bladder problems! My guinea pig was hesitant at first but now she looks forward to a small bowl of these pellets which I mix with a bit of a crumbled Timothy hay cube.(control the amount of pellets , as always, and do not feed ad libitum of course). I have the confidence that these pellets will not cause her to get urinary tract problems common to g.ps (such as bladder stones) as they are the lowest in unwanted minerals and no alfalfa .First and foremost in the guinea pig diet is a good quality tasty Timothy…