How to feed your guinea pig
To keep your guinea pig happy and healthy, their diet should consist of unlimited guinea pig hay, pelleted guinea pig food, fresh vegetables and greens, along with the occasional healthy fruit treat.
Proper nutrition is the foundation of guinea pig health and longevity. This comprehensive 2,000+ word guide covers everything you need to know about guinea pig feeding, from essential nutrients to feeding schedules and common dietary mistakes.
3 Ways to Change a Guinea Pig's Diet
This article for transitioning hay and pellets is inclusive with transitioning from young guinea pig food to adult guinea pig food. The same method of care should be followed for your guinea pig pups. Transition from young guinea pig pellets to adult pellets at approximately 6 months of age.
Avoid providing feeds with sugar, seeds, or colorful pieces ("muesli feed ") as these are unhealthy and your guinea pig may start eating only them. Also, make sure the pellets are Timothy, not alfalfa-based unless they're for nursing/pregnant sows or guinea pigs under 6 months.
How Much and How Often to Feed Guinea Pigs
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