Selective Naturals Food Guinea Pig Botanicals 1.5Kg

Support your guinea pig’s health and natural behaviours with Supreme Science Selective Naturals Botanicals Guinea Pig Food, a wholesome blend of Timothy hay and botanical herbs in assorted nugget shapes. This high-fibre, nutrient-rich formula encourages natural foraging, mimics a wild diet, and provides environmental enrichment, helping to keep your guinea pig mentally and physically stimulated.

Enriched with carefully selected herbs such as mint, parsley, basil, and dandelion, these tasty pellets are perfect even for fussier guinea pigs. Packed with antioxidants, they help support a strong immune system, while being free from added sugars, molasses, syrups, or artificial colours that can contribute to obesity and dental issues.

Key Benefits

• High-Fibre Nutrition (18%): Supports healthy digestion and dental care
• Botanical Herbs: Mint, parsley, basil, and dandelion for taste and added nutrition
• Promotes Natural Foraging: Assorted nugget shapes encourage chewing and mental enrichment
• No Added Sugars or Artificial Colours: Safe, natural, and healthy for everyday feeding
• Supports Immune Health: Contains antioxidants and prebiotics (MOS) to aid gut and overall wellbeing

Ingredients

Timothy hay, Wheat, Soya bean hulls, Ground dried locust beans, Flaked peas, Soya bean meal, Linseeds, Soya oil, Prebiotics (MOS), Calcium carbonate, Dried mint (0.1%), Dried thyme (0.1%), Dried basil (0.1%), Dried parsley (0.1%), Dried dandelion (0.1%), Yucca extract. Contains GMO Soya. May contain traces of nuts.

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein: 16%
• Crude Fibre: 18%
• Fat Content: 4%
• Inorganic Matter: 5%
• Calcium: 0.6%
• Phosphorus: 0.5%

Feeding Guide

Introduce Supreme gradually over 10–14 days to avoid digestive upset. Begin by mixing small amounts with the old diet and gradually increase Supreme while reducing the previous food. Always provide fresh hay and clean drinking water.

Ideal for guinea pigs of all ages, promoting dental health, digestive wellbeing, and natural foraging behaviour.