Supreme Science Selective

Kylie80

Kylie80

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Our local pet food warehouse has just got Supreme Science Selective in store and was wondering if any one knows if it is a good pellet to feed the piggies as it claims to be sugar free but it contains alfalfa and dandelion which I know the former is high in calcium. At present they are eating a mix of Oxbow for Adult Guinea Pigs and Oxbow Garden Select. Australia stores don't have much in the way of brands that aren't filled will rubbish ingredient's to choose from and Oxbow and Burgess are the only well known brands I can get online.
 
I used to feed this and found it a good pellet. I have switched to their grain free version now
 
Mine are also on the grain free version and like it, especially scatter fed
 
Update... Dot decided she has gone off of grain free. Face palm
 
SkyPipDotBernie said:
Update... Dot decided she has gone off of grain free. Face palm
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My one pig who has suffered with bladder stones has decided she doesn’t like them either - and she’s the one I got them for!:hmm: Luckily I still have plenty of the normal science selective and she gets a few of them. They’re such a worry though, aren’t they!?
 
KathT said:
My one pig who has suffered with bladder stones has decided she doesn’t like them either - and she’s the one I got them for!:hmm: Luckily I still have plenty of the normal science selective and she gets a few of them. They’re such a worry though, aren’t they!?
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Yep! Dot has I. C and it worries me from time to time. Sometimes bad flare ups
 
We can’t get grainfree pellets here yet only for dogs and cats otherwise i’d buy them for the girls, they probably wouldn’t eat them though just to be awkward lol.
 
I have been feeding my piggies on Science Selective for quite a few years and I am very happy with it and so are they 👍.

I have bought a bag of the grain-free version but haven’t tried them with it yet.
 
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