Burgess Excel Adult Guinea Pig Nuggets with Mint is a complementary feed for guinea pigs, offering a perfect addition to a species-appropriate diet. The nuggets are prepared with mint, making them particularly tasty. This Burgess Excel Adult Guinea Pig Nuggets with Mint provides your small pet with natural antioxidants that can support the immune system, as well as with vitamin C. It is also rich in fibre that can contribute to maintaining healthy digestive function. With a recipe rich in nutrients, Burgess Excel Adult Guinea Pig Nuggets with Mint are ideally suited to ensure that your guinea pig is well fed - ideally as a supplement to plenty of hay and fresh greens. Burgess Excel Adult Guinea Pig Nuggets with Mint at a glance: Complementary feed for guinea pigs Balanced recipe: ideal to complement your guinea pig’s species-appropriate diet Prepared with mint: good taste, well accepted by many guinea pigs High-fibre formula: can support digestion With vitamin C: rich in vital substances and balanced, can contribute to general wellbeing Natural antioxidants: can support the body’s own defences
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Burgess Excel
- Price: £4.24
- Unit price: £2.83/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Also available as
- 10kg: £25.49 (£2.55/kg)
Good to know
- Do not rely on vitamin C drops in water, as the vitamin breaks down quickly once dissolved.
- Keep guinea pigs out of direct sun and hot rooms; they struggle above about 26°C.
- Weigh your guinea pigs weekly, since weight loss is often the first sign of illness.
Common questions
How big should a guinea pig cage be?
The RSPCA minimum is 120 cm x 60 cm with a height of 45 cm, and more space is recommended, particularly for more than two. Guinea pigs use floor area rather than height, so choose a long cage or connect it to a run. Daily time in a safe exercise area is also important.
Do guinea pigs need to live in pairs?
Yes, guinea pigs are social animals and should not be kept alone. Two females, two males raised together, or a neutered male with females all work well. A rabbit is not a suitable companion.
