JR Farm guinea pig food without pellets 2 kg – grain-free & rich in herbs

JR Farm Natural Guinea Pig Food without Pellets: herbal structure mix in a value bag (2 kg)

Looking for a natural feed mix without pellets, with plenty to see, smell, and explore? JR Farm Natural Guinea Pig Food without Pellets is a herb-rich texture mix based on alpine meadow grasses, vegetables, and flowers. The variety of shapes and textures also makes it a great choice for foraging.

The 2 kg bag is especially handy if you have multiple guinea pigs, like to keep a supply on hand, or simply want to order less frequently. Hay is always the foundation: offer it in unlimited quantities and refresh it regularly. Combine this product with fresh drinking water and daily vegetables (preferably ones rich in vitamin C) for a complete daily menu.

Plus points

• Pellet-free structural mix with a lot of variation in texture
• With alpine meadow grasses, herbs, vegetables and flowers
• Great for foraging: guinea pigs can search and select
• 2 kg value bag: practical for multiple guinea pigs or stock
• Plastic-free, recyclable packaging

Why does this suit many guinea pigs?

Guinea pigs are real nibblers and love to search for different particles. A textured mix with grasses, herbs, and vegetables is well-suited to their natural searching and nibbling behavior. You can also combine it nicely with hay by mixing a small amount into the hay or scattering it in a foraging area.

Feeding & use

Provide a daily portion that matches their overall diet (hay intake, vegetables, and activity). Many owners find it helpful to weigh the food, making it easy to monitor appetite and condition. As a practical starting point, you can often start with approximately 30–50 g per day for adult guinea pigs and adjust accordingly.

• Always unlimited hay of good quality
• Fresh drinking water daily
• Daily vegetables as a regular supplement
• When changing food: switch gradually

Compound

Vegetation of permanent grassland in the foothills of the Alps (consisting of timothy grass, foxtail, smooth oat, cock's-foot, downy oat, meadow grass, red clover, sharp buttercup, pale grass, woolly honey grass, golden oat, narrow-leaved vetch, hop clover, dandelion, ribwort plantain, primrose, marguerite, daisy, sea buckthorn, ground-grass, parsnip, sorrel, German speedwell, perennial ryegrass, soft brome, tufted vetch, trident orchid, globe buttercup, small rattle, cow parsley, yarrow), parsley, pea flakes, carob, carrots 5%, birch leaves, broad bean flakes, hazelnut leaves, marigold blossoms, dandelion, cornflower blossoms, apple, linseed, peppermint 2%, parsnip, nettle, chamomile 1%.

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.
• For guinea pigs, daily vegetables remain an important source of vitamin C.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I feed this daily?

Yes, you can incorporate this into your daily routine. Adjust the amount based on hay intake, vegetables, and condition, and preferably weigh it for insight.

How do I make foraging extra fun?

Distribute some of the ration across several areas in the enclosure or mix a small portion into the hay. This will keep guinea pigs engaged in searching and nibbling for longer.

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