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Guinea Pig Food & Nutrition. Print E-mail

Guinea pigs, like humans but unlike rabbits, are unable to make their own Vitamin C within their bodies and so must be provided with Vitamin C as part of their diet.

Guinea pigs have a high Vitamin A requirement, much higher than that of rabbits or other rodents.
The guinea pig also requires moderately high levels of fibre in their food. So feeding good quality hay alongside a prepared diet is advisable.

There are life stage diets available for guinea pigs.

 
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 19 May 2010 )