Oxbow Essentials Young Guinea Pig Food, Guinea Pig Pellets Made with Timothy Hay, Stabilized Vitamin C, Small Animal Pet Products, Small Animal Food Made in USA, High Fiber, 10 lb. Bag

Oxbow Essentials Young Guinea Pig Food, Guinea Pig Pellets Made with Timothy Hay, Stabilized Vitamin C, Small Animal Pet Products, Small Animal Food Made in USA, High Fiber, 10 lb. Bag

• YOUNG GUINEA PIG FOOD: A pelleted diet made with alfalfa hay to provide high fiber, protein, calcium, and vitamin C; Formulated with key nutrients for balanced growth, healthy digestion, and complete nutrition for young, pregnant, and nursing guinea pigs
• SUPPORTS MUSCLE & BONE DEVELOPMENT: Protein-rich alfalfa hay pellets deliver high fiber, protein, and calcium to young guinea pigs; This fortified small animal feed supports balanced growth, strong muscles, & bone development during nursing and pregnancy
• PICKY EATER’S DELIGHT: Made with fresh alfalfa hay, these tasty uniform pellets appeal to even the pickiest young guinea pigs; The flavorful formula encourages eager eating while ensuring complete nutrition with high fiber, protein, calcium, and vitamin C
• VETERINARIAN RECOMMENDED: Trusted by animal health experts, these alfalfa hay pellets provide complete nutrition for young guinea pigs; With high fiber, protein, calcium, & vitamin C, this pelleted diet supports healthy growth, digestion, and development
• MADE IN THE USA: Proudly produced with quality, domestically sourced ingredients, these alfalfa hay pellets are fortified with essential nutrients; This trusted pelleted diet provides safe, complete nutrition for young guinea pigs during early stages

Oxbow’s Essentials - Young Guinea Pig Food is formulated to meet the specific nutritional needs of young, pregnant, and nursing guinea pigs and help them thrive. This complete and balanced young guinea pig food contains Alfalfa hay to provide optimal energy and the fiber essential for healthy digestion. We then add wholesome ingredients and vital nutrients to meet the growth, energy, pregnancy, and nursing needs of guinea pigs