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...of issues but one of those was kidney failure which we didn’t know about til days after his death. I am supplementing him with Science Selective Recovery twice a day, know that might have to increase. We are waiting for some cisapride for his gut issues. He also had a antisickness injection...

...wrong. I understand it is irritated by stress and certain foods. She currently gets a small handful (just a clump in my palm) of science selective pellets, meadow hay, her medicines, 1-2ml pure apple juice, bell pepper, romaine lettuce, cucumber, coriander, mange tout. Is there anything here...

Here are the photos of the white I’m seeing dry on fleece and bath mats.

...drying white? Refillable Maxtra+ Compatible - water filter cartridge Their diet for the last 18 months: - 1 Tbsp of Grain Free Science Selective Pellets each daily - Unlimited Meadow Hay - Few handfuls daily of Nature's Own Timothy Hay with Dried Carrot Pieces (I remove the dried carrot...

The guinea pig science selective pellets,may have alfalfa/lucern.....but the phosphate is 0.5 and the calcium is 0.6. Therefore even the grainfree,and normal guinea pig science selective have exactly the same value. Pellets are only a small part of the diet.1 tablespoon of any grass based...

Hi. I would just remove the guinea pig mix if I were you as you are already giving them the pellets

We use a mix of science selective grain free & Burgess mint. I haven’t noticed a bad smell from the Burgess pellets, but we only use a tiny amount and the bags been open a while. We also have a bag of piggie parcel pellets( as Betsy above recommends) our gang are not keen on them at the moment.

I use the p@h nuggets. George was on science selective but when we got Boris he was on p@h. I followed the pellets weaning advice by mixing the two and the result was that George stopped eating the science selective and Boris would never touch them! I have read on here that they shouldn't have...

Mine love Science Selective grain free nuggets. They get a handful scattered around the cage about 4-5 times a week so they don’t get too bored

Ok so I am a bit concerned when I got my girls I had asked what pellets what the best and was told science selective so changed to it even though the piggies weren't fussed on them for ages but after recently doing research I've found alfafa is the main ingredient should I change them and if so...

Sounds like a very similar experience with the 8kg bag. I was also told it's definitely cavia complete but what threw me off, other than the packaging, is the pellets looked different size. I have encountered this since when they either look bigger or smaller. But because it was the weird bag...

...have arthritis and take Johnson's 4 Joints liquid the glucosamine is higher than the Oxbow treat. My vet recommends (and sells!) Science Selective recovery, I used to use that but the price has got prohibitive now. I did try CC a couple of times but no piggy I've ever tried it on would eat...

I have got most of a science selective recovery syringe of critical care into her. I will give her some more in an hour or so and make it very wet so she is getting plenty of water. She’s perky enough to fight the syringe which is usually a good sign, when I got her and she was extremely ill she...

...mix of peppers, romaine, chicory, carrot, celeriac, sometimes cucumber, fresh herbs, babycorn or celery. They get volvic water and science selective grain free. His rectum looks fine. I'm treating him with the F10, hibiscrub, ivermectin as directed by my vet. He is otherwise acting normal and...

...pig pellets I will have a look at the ingredients the only reason why we buy them sometimes if we are not able to get to the pet shop that day. We are continuing to use the Science selective pellets and I have spotted Chocolate and monty eat a few of them this morning😃. Thank you piggies and...

Thank you. I will use the key words you provided to search in Us for a pellet like this. Also, since they were babies I have given them distilled water. Is that the same as filtered? You have been helpful

...it's turned out they didn't like the flavour! The most popular with my piggies has been Emeraid Sustaine but Burgess Duo Care and Science Selective Recovery Plus have been favourites with others. You are ding really well, it's all very confusing and worrying the first time you have to syringe...

Thank you! Yes he is on Emeprid for his gut, and I’m feeding him science selective Recovery Plus by syringe - he is very stubborn and doesn't like the syringe, but he is still eating hay but kinda needs to be prompted, so I’m encouraging him to sit and eat some hay whenever he comes out for meds...

...was the same weight but yesterday he was 808 grams. i immediately began syringe feeding. i know pellets are not ideal but they are science selective hay based pellets. he is otherwise healthy. it’s just that the trims are becoming closer and closer together and we haven’t done an x-ray yet...

I can't advise as when I adopted Mischievous Master Boris he was on P@H nuggets. I followed the advice to get him eating the science selective Dignified Sir George had. The result? Both Beastie Boys eat P@H brand 🙄