Burgess Excel Indoor Guinea Pig Nuggets have been created as a complementary feed specially tailored to the needs of indoor guinea pigs. They contain a unique calm formula with L-tryptophan, a serotonin precursor that can help to support stress regulation, to provide key benefits for your guinea pig’s wellbeing. The tasty flavours of dandelion, passionflower and camomile also ensure your pet is particularly happy! These Burgess Excel Indoor Guinea Pig Nuggets can also support healthy skin and a glossy coat, as well as containing antioxidants such as vitamin E to boost the immune system. Prebiotics and beneficial fibre can help to maintain a healthy digestive system. This tasty food can combine with your pet’s daily hay and fresh grass to support dental health, helping to continually wear down growing teeth. Burgess Excel Indoor Guinea Pig Nuggets at a glance: Complementary feed for indoor guinea pigs Unique calm formula: with L-tryptophan, to support stress regulation Skin and coat health: formulated to help keep skin healthy and coat glossy Immune system support: with antioxidants such as vitamin E Digestive health: supported by prebiotics and beneficial fibre Extra tasty nuggets: with passionflower, camomile and dandelion
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Burgess
- Price: £11.47
- Unit price: £7.65/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Economy Pack: 2 x 1.5kg: £11.47 (£3.82/kg)
Good to know
- Feed a food made for guinea pigs, not rabbits, as guinea pigs need vitamin C from their diet every day.
- Offer vitamin C rich vegetables such as peppers, kale or parsley daily.
- Keep hay available all day to wear down teeth and keep the gut moving.
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.
