Bunny Nature Guinea Pig Food Basic 1.5kg

Guinea pigs originate from South America, where in the wild they feed on a wide range of plants.

• Just like dwarf rabbits, chinchillas and degus, guinea pigs are herbivores. Bunny Nature food for guinea pigs is based precisely on their natural feeding habits.
• The South American plants it contains, together with other valuable ingredients, form the ideal staple food for a healthy and happy life for your guinea pig. – contains 42 different grasses from natural meadows – with a high content of stabilised vitamin C – three different fibre lengths for the correct wearing down of teeth and a healthy intestinal microflora – supplemented with selected plants from the guinea pig’s homeland (quinoa, amaranth, aronia, maca)

Composition: permanent meadow grasses (Timothy grass, meadow fescue, meadow foxtail, perennial ryegrass, red fescue, smooth meadow-grass, cock's-foot, Yorkshire fog, annual meadow-grass, creeping bentgrass, sweet vernal grass, couch grass, tufted hair-grass, reed canary grass, white clover, red clover, dandelion, common yarrow, ribwort plantain, caraway, cow parsley, meadowsweet, bird's-foot trefoil, cleavers, thyme-leaved speedwell, bush vetch, common comfrey, meadow thistle, ground-ivy, daisies, germander speedwell, lady's mantle, greater burnet-saxifrage, common vetch, meadow saxifrage, spring cinquefoil, field speedwell, spring whitlow-grass, autumn hawkbit, common bent, cowslip, clover Trifolium microcephalum), Timothy grass, oat bran, de-oiled sunflower seeds, whole-plant maize, carrot pomace, de-oiled linseed, de-oiled rapeseed, carrot, brewer’s spent grain, lignocellulose, pepper, linseed, brewer’s yeast, quinoa, amaranth, aronia pomace, maca

Nutritional additives: vitamin A 10000 IU, vitamin D3 700 IU, vitamin E 60 mg, copper (as copper sulphate) 6 mg, iodine (as calcium iodate) 0.9 mg, iron (as iron sulphate) 50 mg, zinc (as zinc oxide) 60 mg, manganese (as manganese oxide) 40 mg, selenium 0.18 mg, vitamin C 600 mg Analysis: crude protein 13%, crude oils and fats 2.5%, crude fibre 21%, starch 6%, crude ash 8.5%, calcium 0.6%, phosphorus 0.4%, sodium 0.18% Ratio of crude fibre to starch - 3.5 : 1

Recommended feeding: Fill the bowl with pellets and wait until the food has been eaten. Only then top it up. Make sure the guinea pig also has quality hay and fresh water available at the same time. At around five years of age, switch to the senior recipe.

• Happiness begins with a properly balanced diet.
• Pets that are fed the correct food suited to their species and do not have to worry about their next meal are happy and healthy. The "Lucky formula" was created precisely according to this concept. It allows rabbits and rodents to be fed ad libitum – that is, unlimited access to food, so that they can cover their needs without overeating or gaining weight.
• Patented TriMello pellets
• Thanks to the special production method, the herbs it contains are processed into fibres of various lengths and thicknesses. Why? While the constantly growing incisors and molars need a coarse fibrous structure for proper wearing down, the fine particles are good for the caecum, which serves as a fermentation chamber. A specific fibre length is also needed for healthy digestion.
• The shape of the pellets is adapted to the specific species of animal for which the food is intended – while rabbits chew in a figure-of-eight motion, guinea pigs, degus and chinchillas move their jaws back and forth.

Country of origin: Germany