KIKI EXCELLENT MAX MENU for GUINEA PIG is made with carefully selected first quality cereals and seeds in order to provide our pets with complete and optimal nutrition, including all the nutrients and vitamins they need. With our premium MAX MENU food our pets will enjoy a long life full of vitality and energy. Thanks to its modified atmosphere packaging, the freshness and quality of the product is guaranteed for at least 2 years

Guinea pigs require a diet rich in hay, fresh vegetables, and a high-quality pellet food to ensure they receive all the necessary nutrients for optimal health. Here are some specifications for guinea pig food:

1. Hay: Hay is the most important component of a guinea pig’s diet. Timothy hay is the most commonly recommended type, although other varieties such as orchard grass or meadow hay can also be offered. Hay provides essential fiber, which aids in digestion and helps maintain healthy teeth. Guinea pigs should have access to hay at all times.
2. Pellet Food: Choose a high-quality pellet food specifically formulated for guinea pigs. Pellets should be made from natural ingredients and contain stabilized Vitamin C, as guinea pigs cannot produce this vitamin on their own and require it in their diet. Avoid mixes that contain nuts, seeds, or colorful bits, as these can be high in fat and sugar.
3. Fresh Vegetables: Offer a variety of fresh vegetables daily to supplement your guinea pig’s diet. Safe options include leafy greens (such as kale, spinach, romaine lettuce, and parsley), bell peppers, cucumbers, carrots, zucchini, and small amounts of fruits like strawberries and apples. Rotate vegetables to ensure a diverse diet and avoid feeding too much of any one type at once.
4. Occasional Treats: Treats should be given sparingly and in small amounts to avoid upsetting your guinea pig’s sensitive digestive system. Safe treats include small pieces of fruits (such as blueberries, raspberries, or melon), a small amount of plain yogurt, or commercial guinea pig treats made from natural ingredients.
5. Fresh Water: Clean, fresh water should be available at all times for your guinea pig. Use a water bottle attached to the side of the cage to prevent contamination and spills.
6. Avoid Foods Harmful to Guinea Pigs: Avoid feeding guinea pigs foods that are toxic to them, such as chocolate, caffeine, onions, garlic, iceberg lettuce, and foods high in fat, sugar, or salt.
7. Feeding Schedule: Offer pellets and hay throughout the day, with fresh vegetables provided once or twice daily. Monitor your guinea pig’s weight and adjust the amount of food offered accordingly to prevent obesity.

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