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We think the seeds and stuff we sell are great, thats why we grow and sell them. We know the guineas here love them too. Growing is believing and there are no words for the feeling you get when you feed something you've grown yourself. But we've published some comments from customers who have tried to put their feelings into words...

Just wanted to let you know that our seeds have arrived, thank you very much, and thanks too for the bags of fun that you put into our envelope with the seeds - they are full of hay and happy guineapigs! All happy, many thanks Jane.
Jane G, Ireland.

I would just like to say a great big thank you from my piggies, I ordered some seeds from you a couple of wheeks ago and they grew so well, All my 5 piggies are loving it,once again, thanks so much and I look forward to ordering and trying more stuff in the near future.
Debbie, who ordered Easigrow, Wheekgrass and Timothy grass seeds.

The piggies had great fun with all the paper bags.Cheered me up no end watching them. Honestly best destressing day I have had in such a long time, pigs really loved them and I am not sure if they or I had the best time!
Wendi's comments on giving her guineas the Striped Bags of Fun.

The pigs love them, although my husband's not so keen on the amount of noise they make! But happy piggies are better than annoyed husbands!
Julie K's comments about the Block Bottom Bags of Fun.


Gucci the gorgeous golden guinea is still in his "bag of fun" 2 1/2 hours later LOL!!! He's produced a big pile of poops and put up a "do not disturb" sign. He certainly seems to like it in there. Good value for money if you ask me! One size fits all - Gucci weighs in at a very cuddly 1450gms so if he can disappear in there, anyone can!
Chrissie


Piggys love this easygrass and it is easy to grow in the flat, Thanks!
Michelle S's comments on Easigrow Cereal Grass.


We have had a lucky break with Twinkie and strongly believe that your wonderful grass has contributed to her recovery and both her and Honey's good health. They just love it! They scream the place down and are always ready to remind us of feeding time. The grass has become a way of life for them now, (it is so easy to grow) so much so that we are now running out of the Easigrow Grass and would like to order some more please, and of course some of the compost bricks.
We would like other Guinea Pig owners to know how easy this grass is to grow and that just because they don't have a garden, it doesn't mean their piggies have to miss out on beautiful fresh grass. We live in a tiny flat and our piggies have their fresh grass daily, we only wish we knew about your grass years ago.
Charlie





Great site ! Have been looking for alternatives to feed my diabetic piggy.
Alison P



A handy tip (which you may already know) for those like ourselves who only own 2
piglets, the bricks are easier to slice widthways as if you were cutting a cake into
layers, as opposed to cutting it like a loaf of bread. Marina uses a bread knife
and just cuts a thin layer off the top and sprinkles with water while rubbing it in
like pastry. This makes enough for 2 pots for today and 2 pots for tomorrow. As
you can imagine the 'Muller' company is doing quite well out of us in order to get
our pots! Your idea using yoghurt pots is brililant. Both honey and twinkie adore
your grass and actually wait for it in the morning, screaching the place down, as
though they are being murdered.
Charlie S (commenting on Easigrow Cereal Grass)



I cut my first lot of Easigrow just now for a little piggy snack:) 25gm of seeds produced 30gms of grass cut 15 days after sowing, and at a height of 16-17cm.
Compost brick gets top marks for ease of use. No large bags to hump around, very easy to reconstitute, and obviously did the job helping the seeds along. Also, enough for a decent amount of seed trays, but not too much:) The seeds have been sitting in the utility room on the window sill which gets a lot of sun. It is always warm in there because of the boiler so I had to make sure that the trays were spritzed twice a day with one of those plant spray thingy's (technical term?!). I found this the easiest way to water them otherwise I think they would have got too much water.

Basically if I can grow these, anyone can!

Chrissie:)



' I am very sensitive to smells and I didn't find the smell of your compost disagreeable at all. Unlike other composts, I can bear to have this one in the house.' CS