Are wood pellets safe for guinea pigs?

They can be used but I personally would only use them in a litter tray and not as a bedding for the entire cage
 
If you haven't bought them already, I'd research aubious instead. It's very low dust, ground down hemp stalk I believe. I used to use it for gerbils, it's meant for stables floors for horse bedding. It's good stuff but can be expensive for p and p. Can find it in farm shops and horse feed shops.

Its dirt cheap if you collect it yourself
 
They can be used but I personally would only use them in a litter tray and not as a bedding for the entire cage
I use them for rabbit litter boxes , but i don't have any guinea pig litter boxes , mine just poop in one corner



If you haven't bought them already, I'd research aubious instead. It's very low dust, ground down hemp stalk I believe. I used to use it for gerbils, it's meant for stables floors for horse bedding. It's good stuff but can be expensive for p and p. Can find it in farm shops and horse feed shops
Where i buy it i can get 30 kg for like £6 , which lasts my bunnies like 4 weeks .
I've bought a small bag , to last me a week , its 10 kg for £3.85 or something
 
I use them for rabbit litter boxes , but i don't have any guinea pig litter boxes , mine just poop in one corner




Where i buy it i can get 30 kg for like £6 , which lasts my bunnies like 4 weeks .
I've bought a small bag , to last me a week , its 10 kg for £3.85 or something
Is that the wood pellets? If be worried it would cause bumble foot on the soles of guinea pig feet. See guinea pigs weigh quite a bit for their size. I could be wrong
 
What brand are you using? I use easibed wood chip bedding for my piggies.
 
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