Supreme Science Selective Guinea Pig Food 10kg

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Hay is just dried grass. Unless you have a large garden and can provide your guinea pig with plenty of fresh cuttings every day, you will likely have to feed some form of dry hay. Although there are several hays available, including meadow hay and alfalfa hay, Timothy is considered the best for your pet. It has the right nutrients and an appealing texture. Not only does it provide the high fibre that your cavy needs, but its consistency and texture mean constant gnawing, which will help grind down and maintain teeth. A delicious, complementary food for guinea pigs that is high in fibre and Vitamin C and rich in nutrients.- Naturally high in Beneficial Fibre (36%)- Prevents selective feeding- High levels of protected vitamin C- Contains a natural prebiotic for digestive health- Fortified with vitamins and minerals for health eyes, skin and coat- Natural antioxidants to support the immune systemSuitable for: All guinea pigs of all agesImportant for: Maintaining good digestive health, preventing selective feedingFeeding guide: Feed your fibrevore an egg cup full of Excel Tasty Nuggets every day as part of The Excel Feeding Plan. Their natural diet contains plenty of grasses and herbs, which helps supply them with the necessary vitamins, prevent diseases and strengthen their immune system. Ensuring your guinea pig has enough fresh and dried grasses, herbs and vegetables as part of their daily diet is important when choosing their food.

Not only are bananas considered safe for guinea pigs but because they are rich in fibre, vitamin A and vitamin B, and contain some essential vitamin C, but they are considered a somewhat healthy treat to feed. However, they are high in sugar, so should only be given sparingly and only fed as a treat rather than as a staple part of their diet. Can Guinea Pigs Have Cucumbers? Whether you're brand new to easy-repeat or not, we know you might have a few questions, and we'd like to make sure you have all the information you need. Guinea pigs are small, cute and like their food. We love our little pets and as their owners, we want to make sure they get the nutritional food that they need to stay healthy and happy. Unlike some pets, guinea pigs need different types of food to complete their full diet, so it’s good to know exactly what they will need every day.

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Guinea pigs, like humans, are unable to create vitamin C themselves so it is important that their food also contains adequate levels of this essential vitamin. Look for those foods that contain around 400 milligrams of vitamin C per kilogram.

Fun feeding is a great way of keeping your pet keen to eat and interested in their food. Try hiding bits of food around their enclosure space because it replicates the natural foraging experience. You can also try gnawing toys or paper bags and boxes filled with hay. There are hay tunnels for you to try, too, which offer an exciting experience for your guinea pig.

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You can safely transition your guinea pigs’ diet over a period of 7-10 days by gradually reducing the old food and replacing it with Burgess Excel guinea pig food. Plus, don’t forget to supply your piggies with a constant supply of fresh, clean water in a bottle with a solid sipper tube, attached to their accommodation. Containing a variety of high quality ingredients in a balanced formulation, the nuggets have added extra vitamin C in a protected form to help keepyour guinea pighealthy, and have been fortified with vitamins and minerals to help support your guinea pig's immune system.