Junior Cavy Guinea Pig Pellet Food

gins Cavy Junior provides veterinary formulated nutrition, with fresh-farm grown virgin hay at its core and functional ingredients to give young guinea pigs the best start to life. Key Features: Brain Development - Omega long-chain fatty acids DHA and EPA support brain and retinal development and aid the developing immune system. Gut Development - Prebiotics feed good bacteria, while postbiotics support immunity and digestion. A 9-strain blend promotes gut diversity and health. Growth - Higher protein is important for junior guinea pigs to ensure they can grow and develop properly. Reduced risk of Vitamin C Deficiency - Added stabilised vitamin C is very important as guinea pigs cannot produce their own vitamin C. To support the demands of development, young guinea pigs should have unlimited access to Cavy Origins Junior from weaning until 6 months of age. In addition, quality high-protein hay should be made readily available during this time. You can also provide a small amount of healthy treats such as fresh fruits, vegetables and Vetafarm's Herbivore Harvest DeliStix. Once matured, guinea pigs should be transitioned onto Origins Cavy Adult with a measured amount of formulated food made available daily to prevent obesity. General feeding directions for most senior guinea pigs: 20% Pellets, 75% Lucerne Hay, 5% Treats. Storage Store in out of direct sunlight and below 30°C. Consume within 30 days of opening for optimum freshness. Expiry 2 years from the date of manufacture. Fescue, lucerne, oat fibre, wheat, soybean, oats, chicory root (inulin), vitamins (A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12, stabilised vitamin C, D3, E, H & K) & minerals (calcium, cobalt, copper, iodine, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, sodium, sulphur and zinc), postbiotics, DHA and EPA.

• Ideal for guinea pigs up to 12 months of age
• Serve free choice alongside fresh hay and water
• Store in out of direct sunlight and below 30°C. Consume within 30 days of opening for optimum freshness
• Introduce gradually over seven days when switching diets
• Some foods may not be suitable for all species- ensure the product is appropriate for your specific pet
• Pellets are a supplemental feed and should typically make up no more than 10% of the diet (rabbits and guinea pigs)
• Follow feeding guidelines as per packaging instructions or veterinarian recommendations
• Ensure fresh, clean drinking water is available at all times
• Muesli, cereal, grain and seed mixes are not recommended in small herbivores including rabbits and guinea pigs. These diets can lead to dental disease, digestive disorders and other health conditions
• For guinea pigs and rabbits, a constant supply of high-quality hay is essential for digestive health and dental wear. This should form the majority of their diet

• Omega long-chain fatty acids (DHA and EPA) for brain, retinal and immune system development
• Prebiotics and postbiotics to optimise gut health and digestion
• Stabilised vitamin C to meet guinea pigs' unique requirements
• Balanced protein and amino acid profile for muscle and skeletal growth

• Stabilised vitamin C: 500 mg/kg
• Pack size: 1 kg bag