Know all about the feeds Little One for guinea pigs, it is advisable to everyone who decides to start these attractive creatures. In the range, various feeds of 400-900 g are mentioned, and their composition should be given maximum attention. It is also worth familiar with the "green valley" from the dispersion and with classic feed, with the recommendations for the feeding of all this wealth.
Advantages and disadvantages
Proper, saturated Little One feed for guinea pigs like almost all individuals. Many animals simply leave nothing in plates. The ratio of price and quality is very attractive. The composition is diverse and balanced, such food is inexpensive and its volume is selected for all the rules.
It is worth noting that some pets can ignore the green granules, and the flakes in the composition of the feed are unnecessary. Some feed options are supplied in not the most comfortable packaging. The absence of zip-locks and the rupture does not flush on the seam. The problem is and the inability to close the previously open packaging, due to which the power is spoiled quickly.
However, in terms of chemical composition and the fullness of the feed is quite worthy. It is necessary to consider only that they will not replace the usual hay, but only complement it.
Range
Almost all feeds have a weighing of 400 g or 900 g. You can choose one or another option without any problems. A very good product is considered the feed "Green Valley" from the disengagement, which includes 60 species of plants.
Green Valley is produced according to the corporate original method of pressing under pressure. Such an approach guarantees the preservation of all useful and nutrient components originally contained in the selected raw materials.
This diet is saturated with fiber. It is valuable for representatives of the swine family not only to maintain good digestion, but also a positive effect for teeth. Simple carboxylic acids guarantee a decent condition of the skin and improve the state of the furs.
Thanks to the introduction of yeast extract, an immune system is put into order, the general tone of the body increases, the risk of harmful effects of free radicals is reduced. The necessary food diversity is ensured by adding dried flowers, vegetables and berries.
The "green valley" consciously does not include any dyes and flavors. But there is:
- Herbs growing in the mountains and in the meadows;
- flax oil;
- Pumpkin and flax flesh (dried);
- Pasternak (it is also dried);
- cornflowers;
- Pink petals;
- Yukkaya extract.
Alternative can be considered Little One Guinea Pigs. This is a completely balanced feed of a complete diet. It includes strictly natural components. There is a complete set of micro and macroelements that are needed for the correct growth and functioning of the pet organism. The main components are:
- granulated herbs;
- Air and plugged barley;
- air wheat;
- Sleepless oats;
- corn;
- sunflower seeds;
- dried mass of carrots and alfalfa;
- Yukkova extract.
There is one more type - full-fledged feed with enhanced vitaminization. It includes a large amount of ascorbic acid. Also add air grains and various rare fruits.
But there are also special sticks. They will be suitable not only for guinea pigs, but also for some other rodents.
This is an additional meal containing:
- Yellow millet;
- sorghum;
- barley;
- red panic;
- safflower;
- corn;
- Vitamin and mineral complex.
Use the "Green Valley" without any restrictions . This is the main feed, and the addition to the Seine, which allows to diversify the botanical mixture. Little One Guinea Pigs must be used in an amount of 0.035-0.05 kg per rodent. The exact amount is chosen in size of a pet. Food must be given twice a day, at the same time.
Recommendations for feeding
In addition to special nutrition, it is necessary for sea pig. Fresh water. Cereal feed is also required to complement with fruit, vegetables and fresh greens. It is impossible to refuse from adding hay.
To give a new food with an animal with caution, at first small doses. With any problems, you need to consult with veterinarians.