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

Bunny Nature CaviaDroom BASIC Guinea Pig Food

Bunny Nature CaviaDroom BASIC is a complete guinea pig food for adult guinea pigs. This food has a broad plant base of 63 plants and herbs from permanent grassland, combined with a 3-fiber mix and stabilized vitamin C. This makes BASIC a fine daily basis for guinea pigs who like to nibble, eat calmly, and benefit from a clear food structure.

At DRD, when it comes to guinea pig food, we focus primarily on fiber, vitamin C, texture, eating behavior, and how easy it is to incorporate into the daily routine. CaviaDroom BASIC fits well alongside unlimited hay, daily vegetables, and clean drinking water. You can offer it in the food bowl, or scatter a small amount to encourage natural foraging.

✔ Complete guinea pig food for the daily basis
✔ With 63 plants and herbs from permanent grassland
✔ With stabilized vitamin C, important for guinea pigs
✔ 3-fiber mix with different fiber lengths
✔ Crude fiber 21%, suitable for a high-fiber guinea pig food
✔ Also suitable for scattering partially for natural foraging

Why choose CaviaDroom BASIC?

Guinea pigs like to eat throughout the day. They nibble a lot, need fiber daily, and cannot produce vitamin C themselves. CaviaDroom BASIC aligns well with this, featuring a fiber-rich plant base, stabilized vitamin C, and a texture that encourages leisurely eating.

The 3-fiber mix is an important part of this food. By combining fibers of different lengths, your guinea pig gets more structure in the food bowl. This makes the mealtime more natural and provides more gnawing opportunities than a smooth, simple pellet.

BASIC is the calm base within the CaviaDroom line. You can use this variant daily and optionally alternate it with other CaviaDroom variants, such as Flowers, when you want to offer more scent and flavor variety within the same trusted food base.

For which animals is this food suitable?

• Guinea pig: suitable as a complete daily guinea pig food. In addition to unlimited hay, use daily vegetables and clean drinking water.

This food is intended for guinea pigs. For mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, dwarf rats, rats, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, you should preferably choose food specifically formulated for those species.

Feeding & use

Bunny Nature states that CaviaDroom BASIC can be offered freely. In practice, however, many owners find it helpful to follow a guideline in addition, so that they can easily keep track of appetite, condition, and how much is actually being eaten.

A practical guideline for adult guinea pigs is approximately 25–40 grams per guinea pig per day, depending on size, activity, condition, and how much hay and vegetables are eaten. Hay always remains the most important part of the guinea pig diet.

• Always provide unlimited good quality hay.
• Give vegetables daily, preferably vitamin C-rich varieties.
• Always ensure clean drinking water.
• Divide a measured portion, preferably over two moments per day.
• Switch gradually when changing feed.
• Store the food in a cool, dry, and tightly sealed place.

Daily portion guideline

Use the guideline as a practical starting point. Then take a close look at body condition, activity, hay intake, and what, if anything, is left uneaten.

Compound

Yield of permanent grassland with, among others, timothy, meadowgrass, red fescue, cocksfoot, Kentucky bluegrass, bulbous grass, cow parsley, rough dandelion, meadow pea, common yarrow, lady's mantle, sweet vernal grass, common clover, narrow-leaved plantain, meadow sage, quaking grass, couch grass, meadow bellflower, meadow caraway, cornflower, common hornwort, field thistle, soft cocksfoot, common dandelion, sheep's fescue, true meadowsweet, field hornwort, wild strawberry, vetch, speedwell, snapdragon, true bedstraw, woolly oat, common bird's-foot trefoil, field horsetail, white bedstraw, white cranesbill, daisy, field loosestrife, cuckoo flower, common loosestrife, field forget-me-not, smooth oat, Kentucky bluegrass, common plantain, great burnet, narrow-leaved vetch, bulbous saxifrage, creeping silverweed, true primrose, nodding silene, starwort, goat's beard, stinging nettle, creeping thyme, red clover, hedge vetch, Geneva speedwell, ground elder and daisy, timothy, oat bran, sunflower meal, whole plant maize, root pulp, linseed meal, rapeseed meal, brewer's spent grain, carrot, lignocellulose, inactive brewer's yeast, linseed, paprika, peppermint leaves 0.6%, chicory inulin, amaranth, aronia meal, quinoa, chamomile and maca root.

This composition is suitable for a natural guinea pig diet with a wide variety of plants. Permanent grassland and timothy form the base, while oat bran, carrot pulp, linseed meal, and lignocellulose contribute to the structure. Peppermint, chamomile, amaranth, aronia, quinoa, and maca provide extra variety in aroma, taste, and composition. The addition of stabilized vitamin C makes this food particularly practical as a daily basis for guinea pigs.

Analysis

Crude protein 13%, crude fat 2.6%, crude fiber 21%, starch 5%, crude ash 8.5%, calcium 0.6%, phosphorus 0.4%. Additives include: vitamin A 10,000 IU, vitamin D _3,700 IU, vitamin E 60 mg, vitamin C 600 mg, copper(II) sulfate 6 mg, calcium iodate 0.9 mg, zinc oxide 60 mg, manganese oxide 40 mg, sodium selenite 0.18 mg.

This analysis is consistent with a high-fiber complete guinea pig food with added vitamin C. The 21% crude fiber aligns well with the role of CaviaDroom BASIC as a daily base alongside unlimited hay. Hay remains the most important source of fiber; additionally, this food provides a complete, practical, and easily portionable daily portion.

Switch to CaviaDroom BASIC

Switch gradually when changing food. Mix the new food with the old food for the first few days and gradually increase the proportion of CaviaDroom BASIC. This allows your guinea pigs to get used to the new scent, taste, and texture.

• Day 1–2: mix a small amount of new food with the old food.
• Days 3–5: feed approximately half old, half new.
• Days 6–7: mainly new food with a small amount of old food remaining.
• Then switch completely when your guinea pigs continue to eat well and have normal droppings.

Good to know

CaviaDroom BASIC is a complete pet food, but the overall diet remains important. Hay always remains the basis of the daily guinea pig diet. In addition, daily vegetables, clean drinking water, and small snack times fit into a pleasant daily routine.

• Hay always remains the most important part of the menu.
• If necessary, use a small portion as scatter feed to encourage foraging.
• Daily vegetables remain important for variety and natural absorption.
• Keep extra snacks small so that the basic diet remains well-eaten.
• Store the packaging in a cool, dry, and tightly sealed place.
• Check the smell, color, and texture before offering the food.

Useful shopping links

• All CaviaDroom variants
• All guinea pig foods
• Guinea pig all-in-one kibble & pellet food
• Guinea pig hay
• Guinea pig herbs
• Vitamin C in guinea pigs
• Bunny Nature

Bunny Nature CaviaDroom BASIC is a great choice when you are looking for a complete, natural, and fiber-rich basic food for adult guinea pigs. Thanks to the combination of 63 plants, a 3-fiber mix, stabilized vitamin C, and 21% crude fiber, this food is well-suited for owners who want to feed consciously and clearly.