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Guinea pig snacks: grain-free, herbs, snack sticks, vegetables, fruit & active toys
Guinea pig snacks – responsible rewarding, foraging and extra variety
Guinea pigs are real nibblers: they love searching, choosing, and exploring different textures and flavors. Guinea pig snacks make these moments just that little bit more enjoyable – as a supplement to their daily menu. The basis is always guinea pig hay , supplemented with appropriate guinea pig food and clean drinking water.
In this category, you'll find a variety of snacks: from grain-free guinea pig snacks and herbal snacks to snack sticks , dried vegetables , dried fruit , seeds & kernels , and challenging active toys . Everything with one goal: safe reward and enrichment, without unnecessary additives. Specializing in rodents and rabbits since 2011 .
For every now and then: a little moment of indulgence. A handy reward, but always in moderation.
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Popular with pet owners who prefer "pure and simple" rewards. Perfect for daily use in small portions.
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Enjoy nibbling and keeping busy. Ideal for hanging or placing as a "work snack."
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A natural "topping" or reward. Perfect for foraging and variety.
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Treats and a challenge all in one. Let guinea pigs sniff, tug, and "work" for a reward.
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Little extras for variety. Use them sparingly, for example, in a sniffing game.
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Very popular for its aroma and flavor. Save this type of snack for "occasional" use.
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Vegetable snacks with a nice bite. Great as a treat or sprinkled with hay.
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Special snacks for extra variety. Handy if you want to try something new.
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Which guinea pig snacks can you find at DRD?
Not every snack is suitable for every situation. That's why we offer several types of snacks for guinea pigs : something to reward , something to nibble on longer (like snack sticks), and snacks that actually help make foraging fun (for example, in active toys). This way, you can easily choose what suits your guinea pigs, your routine, and your feeding style.
How to quickly make the right choice
Looking for the "most practical" snack for daily use? Then start with grain-free guinea pig snacks or herbal snacks . Looking for something to keep your guinea pig occupied? Then active snacks/toys and snack sticks are often popular. Looking for variety with texture? Then consider dried vegetables or dried fruit (preferably fruit only occasionally).
How do you give guinea pig snacks responsibly?
Treat snacks as a supplement , not a meal. Give small portions and vary the amount. Make it extra fun by sprinkling a few pieces in the hay or hiding them in a toy. Do you have multiple guinea pigs? Make sure there are enough "spots" or multiple snacks at once, so everyone can nibble peacefully.
Hygiene & storage
✔ Store snacks in a cool, dry place and tightly sealed (this way the aroma and texture will last longer).
✔ Remove any leftovers from the enclosure to prevent contamination.
✔ Give small portions and refill when it runs out.
✔ Always check for freshness (no musty smell or visible contamination).
Checklist
✔ The basics are correct: unlimited guinea pig hay + suitable guinea pig food .
✔ Snacks are a supplement: give them in small doses, build them up gradually and vary.
✔ Choose “daily small”: grain-free or herbal snacks.
✔ Choose “activity”: snack sticks or active toys.
✔ Choose “occasionally”: cookies/sweets and (especially) dried fruit.
Safety
Always give treats in moderation and introduce new foods gradually. Choose treats intended for pet food and pay attention to portion sizes, especially with richer treats (such as fruit or treats). Always provide hay and ensure your guinea pigs don't have to compete for a treat (if you have multiple guinea pigs, it's best to give them treats in several places at once). If you have any doubts about their appetite or behavior, consult a veterinarian who specializes in caviar behavior.
FAQ
Which guinea pig snacks are most suitable for “daily small”?
Preferably choose grain-free guinea pig snacks or herbal snacks and serve them in small doses. Use richer snacks (such as fruit or candy) as an occasional treat.
How many snacks can a guinea pig have per day?
Keep portions small and consider the overall menu. Treats are meant to supplement hay and guinea pig food. Vary the amount of food and offer small pieces more often than one large portion.
Are snack sticks suitable for guinea pigs?
Yes, guinea pig snack sticks are a fun snack and activity. Offer them as a treat and combine them with plenty of hay.
Can I also make guinea pig snacks?
Absolutely. A simple "making guinea pig treats" tip: keep it safe and simple . For example, hide a few herb or vegetable treats in a paper sniffer, sprinkle some in the hay, or use active toys to encourage your guinea pig to search. Avoid sticky mixtures or large amounts of sugary ingredients.
What if my guinea pig only wants the tastiest snacks?
Make snacks a side issue: always provide hay as the main ingredient, portion out snacks in small portions, and use them primarily as a reward or enrichment. By varying the mix (herbs, vegetables, a few seeds), it stays fun without disrupting the balance of the diet.
✔ Guinea pig snacks in all varieties: grain-free, herbs, sticks, vegetables & fruit
✔ Perfect for rewarding and foraging (also with active toys)
✔ Carefully selected range for guinea pigs
✔ Specialist since 2011
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