Bunny Nature CaviaDroom BASIC – premium guinea pig food with 63 plants, a 3-fiber mix & stabilized vitamin C

Bunny Nature CaviaDroom BASIC: complete basic food with 63 plants, 3-fiber mix & stabilized vitamin C

Looking for a solid, reliable foundation for adult guinea pigs that feels natural and is practical for daily feeding? CaviaDroom BASIC is a complete guinea pig food with a broad plant base (63 plants and herbs from permanent grassland) and a fiber-rich structure that suits their nibbling and eating habits.

Vitamin C is a key concern for guinea pigs: they cannot produce it themselves. Therefore, this food contains stabilized vitamin C as a solid base, in addition to the daily vegetable diet. Hay remains the most important part of the diet and should be available in unlimited quantities.

Plus points

• Complete food for adult guinea pigs as a daily basis
• 63 plants & herbs from permanent grassland for natural variation
• With stabilized vitamin C as a fixed basis in the menu
• 3-fiber mix with different fiber lengths for structure to nibble on
• With quinoa, amaranth, aronia, maca and mint for extra variety in aroma and taste
• Without unnecessary additives such as added sugars, colourings and flavourings

Why is BASIC so suitable for many guinea pigs?

Guinea pigs like to eat throughout the day and benefit from a structured diet and fiber as a starting point. The broad plant base (permanent grassland) and the fiber structure complement this well. Therefore, BASIC is a great choice if you're looking for a stable base that you can easily combine with hay and a daily vegetable meal.

Want more variety in aromas and flavors within the same "menu foundation"? Then you can alternate with other CaviaDroom varieties, while keeping your routine the same.

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. For adult guinea pigs, you can often start with about 25–40 grams per day per guinea pig, depending on size, activity, and how much hay and vegetables they eat.

• Always unlimited hay of good quality
• 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 grass, red fescue, cocksfoot, blue grass, bulbous grass, cow parsley, rough dandelion, meadow vetch, common yarrow, lady's mantle, vernal grass, field clover, ribwort plantain, meadow sage, quaking grass, couch grass, meadow bellflower, meadow caraway, cornflower, common hornwort, creeping thistle, soft cocksfoot, common dandelion, sheep's grass, meadow sweet, field hornwort, wild strawberry, bird's vetch, speedwell, snapdragon, common bedstraw, woolly oats, bird's-foot trefoil, field horsetail, white bedstraw, white cranesbill, daisy, field loosestrife, campion, common loosestrife, field forget-me-not, smooth oat, meadow grass, middle-leaved plantain, greater burnet-saxifrage, narrow-leaved vetch, field forget-me-not, meadow saxifrage, lesser burnet, creeping silverweed, common primrose, nodding campion, lesser burnet, starwort, goat's beard, common nettle, creeping thyme, red clover, bush vetch, Geneva speedwell, ground-elder, daisy), timothy, oat bran, sunflower seed meal, whole plant maize, carrot pomace, linseed meal, rapeseed meal, brewer's grains, carrot, lignocellulose, inactive brewer's yeast, linseed, paprika, peppermint leaves (0.6%), chicory inulin, amaranth, chokeberry meal, quinoa, chamomile, maca root.

Analysis

Crude protein 13% • crude fat 2.6% • crude fibre 21% • starch 5% • crude ash 8.5% • calcium 0.6% • phosphorus 0.4%
Additives (among others): vitamin A 10,000 IU • vitamin D ₃ 700 IU • vitamin E 60 mg • vitamin C 600 mg • copper (II) sulphate 6 mg • calcium iodate 0.9 mg • zinc oxide 60 mg • manganese oxide 40 mg • sodium selenite 0.18 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, activity and condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable as a daily staple food?

Yes, this is a complete food for adult guinea pigs. Always combine it with unlimited hay, fresh water, and daily vegetables. Use the guideline as a starting point and adjust it to your guinea pig's needs.

Can I offer this freely?

Yes, you can. Many owners also find weighing helpful for additional insight into appetite and condition. Choose the method that best suits your routine and your guinea pigs.

What is the difference between BASIC and Flowers?

BASIC is the stable daily foundation. Flowers emphasizes the aroma and flavor of flowers and herbs. You can also switch it up if you want variety, while your basic routine remains the same.

Is my guinea pig getting enough vitamin C?

This diet contains stabilized vitamin C as a solid base. Daily vegetables remain important for variety and natural absorption. We're happy to help you with selective eating.

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