CaviaDroom Junior – Premium Young Guinea Pig Food with 63 Plants & Stabilized Vitamin C

Bunny Nature CaviaDroom Junior: premium junior guinea pig food with 63 plants and stabilized vitamin C

Do you have a young guinea pig (0–6 months) and are you looking for a complete, fiber-rich staple food that's practical for daily feeding? CaviaDroom Junior is designed for the growth phase and combines a broad plant base (63 plants and herbs from permanent grassland) with a firm structure for nibbling. It also focuses on vitamin C: guinea pigs can't produce it themselves, so a consistent source through their diet is important.

CaviaDroom Junior fits well into a clear daily routine: unlimited hay, fresh water every day, a generous portion of vegetables, and a complete pellet that you can offer freely or (if you prefer) weigh out. Hay always remains the foundation of the diet.

Plus points

• Complete junior food for young guinea pigs (0–6 months)
• 63 plants & herbs from permanent grassland for natural variation
• Fiber-rich structure (good for nibbling behavior and intestinal function)
• With stabilized vitamin C as a fixed basis in the daily menu
• Calcium content adapted to the growth phase
• Without unnecessary additives such as colourings or sugar

Why is this suitable for young guinea pigs?

Young guinea pigs are developing rapidly. They need a diet that provides sufficient nutrients for growth while also being rich enough in fiber to keep their intestines moving. The broad plant base and fiber structure of CaviaDroom Junior align with a guinea pig's natural eating pattern: frequent, small meals and a desire to nibble.

Vitamin C deserves special attention: guinea pigs can't produce it themselves. A stable source through food helps provide a daily base. Always combine this with a varied vegetable diet.

Feeding & use

Bunny Nature operates on a free-feeding philosophy: fill the food bowl and only refill it when it's empty. Many owners also find it helpful to have a guideline for weighing, for example, to monitor appetite and condition. A practical starting point for young guinea pigs is often around 30–45 grams per day per guinea pig, depending on size, activity, and how much hay and vegetables are eaten.

• Always unlimited good quality hay
• Fresh drinking water daily
• Daily vegetables (preferably with vitamin C-rich varieties)
• Divide a weighed portion preferably over 2 moments per day
• When changing food: switch gradually

Compound

Yield of permanent grassland (timothy, meadow fescue, red fescue, meadow foxtail, bent grass, bulbous grass, meadow chervil, rough dandelion, meadow vetch, common yarrow, lady's mantle, vernal grass, field clover, ribwort plantain, meadow sage, quaking grass, rough brome, meadow bellflower, meadow cumin, cornflower (meadow), common starwort, creeping thistle, soft brome, common dandelion, bent grass, meadow sweet, field starwort, wild strawberry, bird's vetch, speedwell, meadow yellow starwort, common bedstraw, soft oat grass, common bird's-foot trefoil, field horsetail, white bedstraw, white crane's-bill, daisy, field meadow scabious, campion, common loosestrife, field forget-me-not, smooth oat, annual meadow grass, narrow-leaved plantain, greater burnet, narrow-leaved vetch, field forget-me-not, saxifrage, small bibernelle, creeping cinquefoil, cowslip, nodding avens, small burnet, meadow-shrew, goat's beard, common nettle, thyme-leaved speedwell, red clover, bush vetch, cube-flowered elder, ground-elder, oat bran, sunflower seed meal, carrot pomace, whole maize plant, linseed meal, rapeseed meal, brewer's grain, carrots, lignocellulose, linseed, Jerusalem artichoke leaves, inactivated brewer's yeast, paprika, mint leaves, chicory inulin, quinoa, amaranth, aronia pulp, calcium carbonate, parsley leaves, dicalcium phosphate, chamomile herb, yarrow herb, dandelion leaves, maca root.

Analysis

Crude protein 14% • crude fat 2.8% • crude fibre 20% • starch 6.1% • crude ash 8.5% • calcium 0.9% • phosphorus 0.45%
Additives (among others): vitamin A 12,000 IU • vitamin D3 840 IU • vitamin E 72 mg • vitamin C 600 mg • copper sulphate (pentahydrate) 7.2 mg • calcium iodate (anhydrous) 1.0 mg

Important to know

• Store in a cool, dry place, tightly closed and check for freshness.
• It is best to switch over gradually when changing food.
• Hay always remains the most important part of the menu.
• Adjust portion size and routine based on size, activity and condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable as a daily staple food for young guinea pigs?

Yes, this is a complete food for the junior phase. Always combine it with unlimited hay, fresh water, and daily vegetables. Hay remains the key to smooth growth and healthy gut function.

Can I offer this freely?

The Bunny Nature method allows this: fill the food bowl and only refill it when it's empty. If you prefer to weigh it (for example, to monitor its condition), use the practical guideline and adjust it to your guinea pig's needs.

Until when should I feed CaviaDroom Junior?

This variant is intended for young guinea pigs up to about 6 months old. After that, you can gradually switch to adult guinea pig food (for example, CaviaDroom BASIC or another complete variant).

So is extra vitamin C no longer necessary?

This diet contains stabilized vitamin C as a solid foundation. Daily vegetables remain important, also for variety and natural absorption. If you have any doubts about your total intake or if you're selective in your eating habits, we're happy to help.

Useful shopping links

Looking for more information or to compare? See all CaviaDroom varieties , all guinea pig foods , hay & mangers , all-in-one food .