I hear everyone talking about freezing their pellets and whatnot - or is this just Kleenmama's?
I just talked to my petstore who carries Oxbow products and they are going to order me some cavy performance (since my babies are under a year and they only carry the cuisine).
Do I need to worry about freezing it? I ordered a 10 lb bag and I only have 2 pigs so this should last awhile.
And if so, should people avoid buying food from pet supply stores (even if it is oxbow) because it is not shelf stable?
When my pigs are adults would there be a problem with me buying the oxbow cavy cuisine off of the shelf? Who is to say how long it's been sitting there in the bag. Are there expiration dates on them?
I am just curious since it sounds like everyone freezes the pellets for some reason which I've never heard of.
Also - is an airtight container bad? I have an airtight/antproof container I used to use for my rat's Suebees mix. Or do you need to use something that can breathe? I don't like the thought of attracting insects.
Just some n00bie questions - thanks everyone!
I just talked to my petstore who carries Oxbow products and they are going to order me some cavy performance (since my babies are under a year and they only carry the cuisine).
Do I need to worry about freezing it? I ordered a 10 lb bag and I only have 2 pigs so this should last awhile.
And if so, should people avoid buying food from pet supply stores (even if it is oxbow) because it is not shelf stable?
When my pigs are adults would there be a problem with me buying the oxbow cavy cuisine off of the shelf? Who is to say how long it's been sitting there in the bag. Are there expiration dates on them?
I am just curious since it sounds like everyone freezes the pellets for some reason which I've never heard of.
Also - is an airtight container bad? I have an airtight/antproof container I used to use for my rat's Suebees mix. Or do you need to use something that can breathe? I don't like the thought of attracting insects.
Just some n00bie questions - thanks everyone!