Adult Guinea Pig Food Timothy Pellet (4.5 Pound)

I absolutely love these pellets! I switched my piggies from Oxbow to Sherwood over the period of about a week, and have had no issues. I love that these pellets are soy free and they smell great! Their coats are shinier and they have great energy. One of my piggies is a senior, one is a chunker and the other has more than a handful of genetic health issues, and they all do well on these pellets. I definitely recommend giving these pellets a go.

If you are concerned that your pet isn't eating these pellets it's mostly because they haven't gotten use to a real healthy pellet yet. My 3 boys turned up their noses for about a wheek after I switched them out from the snack food pet store garbage I was feeding them. Once they started eating them they empty the dish in a few days. There is also A LOT less white spots where they pee so these are much better for their urinary system. These pellets are a bit expensive but you get what you pay for and your pets health will pay for it if you are feeding them inferior junk food. Same as people I guess.

I switched to Sherwood pellets when I rescued my previous old girl and needed solution for sludge and urinary issues. I found information about Sherwood Pet Health on Guinea Pig blogs and transitioned her to Sherwood pellets and used Sherwood's urinary support supplement with excellent results. Fed Sherwood to the 2 new rescue piggies from the start and was amazed at their transformation - shiny coats and great beans! Sherwood makes high quality products. Highly recommend - 5 out of 5 wheeks!

I love Sherwood products, but this one seems to be really polarizing with piggies. My usually picky boys love these, but it is the only food my girls have ever refused. It was a 5 month battle to get them to adapt, and they’ve won. I gave up and started to transition them back to Oxbow, and within moments they were both eating the Oxbow pellets, and spitting these back into the bowl. Overall, I recommend these if you piggie will eat them! Only thing is there’s no vitamin D added like oxbow does, so something to consider if your piggies don’t get much outdoor time. It can arrive a bit crushed, but you can always turn the dust into a paste for syringe feeding in a pinch.

New stuff but my piggies seem to love them I got two types and they like it