Sherwood Pet Health Baby Guinea Pig Food - 4.5 lb.

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Tip 1: Warning signs of digestive upset and the risk of stasis Digestive health, G.I. tract motility, energy, and appetite are all closely related. If one declines, the others will decline too.

Tip 2: Feeding greens will increase signs of digestive upset Feeding even a small amount of greens to a 6-pound rabbit caused these signs of digestive upset to appear within a few days, and it took over a week of not feeding any greens to fix it.

Tip 3: Encourage your pet rabbit to eat more hay and drink more water Feed less of the following items: - Salads, greens, veggies, and fruits - Grain and soy found in most pellets and treats These food items are sweeter than hay and increase digestive and urinary health problems. When your rabbit eats more dry hay, they will drink a lot more water!

Tip 4: If hay is the first ingredient, is the formula mostly hay? No! Grain and soy, in multiple forms, are often hidden in pellets that have hay as the first ingredient. These pellets are usually less than 35% hay! Feed Sherwood's hay-based formulas that are grain-free and soy-free.

Tip 5: Feed real hay and no substitutes! Sherwood's formulas contain real hay and don't use low-cost ingredients, like soybean hulls, as an alternative to using real hay.

Sherwood's hay-based formulas are: - Grain-free - Soy-free - Science-based, formulated by a PhD Molecular Biologist - No Soy, Corn, or Wheat - Super Fresh & Super Green - All Natural, no binders or fillers - Chelated Minerals, Natural Vitamins - Shelf-stable Vitamin C

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