Post by Sef on Nov 28, 2020 14:36:16 GMT -6
**** [4 out of 5 stars]
I bought these for our guys as a treat/snack, not knowing if they would actually eat something like this:
www.amazon.com/Viking-Farmer-Orchard-Pellets-Rabbits/dp/B085PYMBDV/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=viking+grass+pellets&qid=1606595417&sr=8-1
Turns out that they like to nibble on these, despite there being no other ingredients besides either orchard grass or timothy hay.
They're very fresh, large pellets; I would suggest breaking them apart a little. Available in 1 lb. or 3 lbs.
I gave these a 4-star rating. I can see them being useful to mix with regular pellets for an overweight guinea pig, or for a guinea pig needing to cut down on calcium due to bladder stones and sludge.
I bought these for our guys as a treat/snack, not knowing if they would actually eat something like this:
www.amazon.com/Viking-Farmer-Orchard-Pellets-Rabbits/dp/B085PYMBDV/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=viking+grass+pellets&qid=1606595417&sr=8-1
Turns out that they like to nibble on these, despite there being no other ingredients besides either orchard grass or timothy hay.
They're very fresh, large pellets; I would suggest breaking them apart a little. Available in 1 lb. or 3 lbs.
I gave these a 4-star rating. I can see them being useful to mix with regular pellets for an overweight guinea pig, or for a guinea pig needing to cut down on calcium due to bladder stones and sludge.
So we go Oxbow.Glad your piggies like them.