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Science Selective Balanced pellets work as bribery.

If you are going to get Science Selective (the only one my piggies will eat) you need the Recovery Plus as it has added Vitamin C in it which aids recovery.

I bought a water filter for my piggies as it reduces calcium in the water. I also buy Science Selective Grain-Free pellets which have reduced calcium.

What is the best type of pellets to get for almost 1 year old guinea pigs? They have had selective natural grain free, and science selective garden variety. But what is the best for them.

I give mine Science Selective grain free nuggets which they love. As I only give them about a tablespoon to share they’re not overeating pellets

Yayy for the little weight gain - amazing news! Mine have never liked CC, I've always used either Science Selective Recovery Plus or the Burgess Dual Care. The Science selective one seems to be better for weight gain but alfalfa is one of the ingredients so I do try to limit it especially as...

I’ve had a look through the existing threads and can’t find what i’m looking for We’re syringe feeding Science Selective Recovery Plus at the moment following the recommendation from our vet He does seem to be eating more on his own now but he’s currently on antibiotics so want to continue in...

I love science selective urinary support and premi yums cookies. The premi yums are not healthy but mom believes in living a little.

...suitable veggies, a limited amount of pellets and filtered water should help. I have a Brita filter which I use to filter the water. Mine get about half a tablespoon of Science Selective grain free pellets most days I try to steer clear of the high calcium veg like spinach. Hope Ginny will...

We have been feeding our bladder stone prone piggie (and her 2 cage mates) the above instead of pellets, but I have just discovered that it has been discontinued. Has anyone got any suggestions of other low calcium/oxalate, grain free feed? Thank you (and Pigture of the silly pig)

...urinary thread on here to help me) and I’ve now got her on filtered water too as I’m in a hard water area. Her vet recommended the science selective urinary supplements which I’ve got for her but she ate one once and now won’t touch them! I’ve crushed it up and mixed it with banana and fed...

I used to use Science Selective Recovery Food with mine. At first I found it went down more easily if i flavoured it with a little apple juice, but after a while they ate it happily without the juice. You can get it in bigger bags too which is good if they are on it longer term. Sending more...

Supreme Science Selective Guinea Pig - he’s been on it for over a year. He had a tough end to 2025, losing long term partner Chips in August, then JulienChewie after only 6 weeks (bladder stone) before Willow joined us at the start of November. We discovered that Willow had mites in January and...

I have found in my piggy snack room Science Selective Joint & Mobility Care which contains Glucosamine 8,000/kg - will this suffice until I can get my hands on some Johnson's 4 Joints? K x

My guinea pigs have the no grain science selective pellets and are happy to eat them - they share 1 tablespoon between them every morning

Got a load of them would prefer not to put in landfill. They don't have the usual symbol

...a week. I was busy cleaning and didn't notice I had knocked the nugget container over which in turn had unlocked the lid. (I store Science Selective balanced nuggets in it) Problem was, Mabel had noticed:yikes:. After a while I looked around for her and she had disappeared but when I...

I have used the science selective grain free for many years and I now use the piggie parcels urinary and joint support pellets with glucasamine ( made by a forum member) I use 1/2 tablespoon of each mixed together Guinea Pig Pellet - Joint and Urinary Support Formula 1kg

...issue is with their diet. Their general daily diet is good quality Timothy and meadow hay, romaine lettuce and red pepper, plus Science Selective pellets. The RVN I rescued them from recommended "unlimited pellets" and daily readigrass now they're 5, as they tend to struggle to keep weight...

Mine love Emeraid and Science Selective Recovery Plus. If you're going to get the Science Selective one makes sure its the Science Selective Recovery Plus as that has added Vitamin C in and is more suitable for guinea pigs.