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Hi all,
I wondered if any members might be able to help me out?
I have been doing research on pellets with the lowest calcium and phosphorus levels and it seems that KM's Timothy Choice is the best option but you have to order this from the United States. I have tried to do this via their website but it won't let me checkout so I have ended up emailing them to see if I can place the order another way.
I wondered if I might be able to buy just a few days supply of this product from a forum member while I hopefully sort this out? Happy to pay extra as I appreciate that anyone who has bought this already would have paid a high international delivery charge.
We lost one of our two guinea pigs last night, a day after a bladder stone operation, which was devastating. Having done quite a bit of research on this in the past week I gather that the Oxbow Cavy Cuisine which we were feeding them is not good for piggies with stone problems. At the moment the remaining guinea pig is on a no pellet diet as we're worried she might end up with the same problem.
If anyone can help that would be hugely appreciated.
H
I wondered if any members might be able to help me out?
I have been doing research on pellets with the lowest calcium and phosphorus levels and it seems that KM's Timothy Choice is the best option but you have to order this from the United States. I have tried to do this via their website but it won't let me checkout so I have ended up emailing them to see if I can place the order another way.
I wondered if I might be able to buy just a few days supply of this product from a forum member while I hopefully sort this out? Happy to pay extra as I appreciate that anyone who has bought this already would have paid a high international delivery charge.
We lost one of our two guinea pigs last night, a day after a bladder stone operation, which was devastating. Having done quite a bit of research on this in the past week I gather that the Oxbow Cavy Cuisine which we were feeding them is not good for piggies with stone problems. At the moment the remaining guinea pig is on a no pellet diet as we're worried she might end up with the same problem.
If anyone can help that would be hugely appreciated.
H
