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Vitamins and supplements for rodents and rabbits
Beaphar Cavi-Vit 50 ml is a liquid vitamin supplement for guinea pigs, with vitamin C and other vitamins. Simply mix into the food daily.
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Beaphar Vitamin C Tablets for guinea pigs with 40 mg vitamin C per tablet. Daily supplement with orange flavor, easy to dose per guinea pig.
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These parsley pellets are not only very tasty, they are also an ideal source of vitamin C and support the immune system of your beloved rodent. Very important for guinea pigs, for example, as these animals cannot produce the necessary vitamin C themselves
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Vitamin C-rich snack mix with cranberry, bell pepper, hibiscus, rosehip, orange peel, kiwi, physalis, and blackcurrant. Especially good for guinea pigs.
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Tasty vitamin granules from Trixie for rodents and rabbits. Convenient as a supplement to the daily diet. Dosage based on body weight.
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Beaphar Multi-Vit 20 ml is a liquid vitamin supplement for rodents and rabbits, with 11 vitamins and extra vitamin C for guinea pigs. Simply mix the drops into the food.
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Liquid multivitamin supplement for rodents and rabbits. Easy to dose via drinking water, containing vitamin A, B vitamins, vitamin C, D, K, and folic acid, among others.
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Complementary liquid supplement for rodents and rabbits. With glucose/fructose, B vitamins, minerals, and organic acids. Easy to dose via drinking water.
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Liquid multivitamin mix for guinea pigs with extra vitamin C and L-carnitine. Easy to dose via drinking water or food. Contents: 50 ml.
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Water-soluble intestinal conditioner with inulin and FOS. Complementary feed to support the intestinal flora and normal intestinal function in rodents and rabbits.
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Tasty care snacks for guinea pigs, rabbits, and chinchillas. With vitamin C, cranberry, blackcurrant, flaxseed, and timothy hay. Give 1–2 snacks per day.
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Bunny Nature Botanicals Vitamin C Snack – Natural Vitamin C for Guinea Pigs! Natural vitamin C supplement in tablet form especially for guinea pigs. Supports the immune system and replenishes vitamin C in the daily diet.
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Supplementary multivitamin snack in tablet form for guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus. With vitamins, minerals, spelt, apple residue, and inulin.
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Handy feeding syringe for accurately administering liquid food or water to rodents and rabbits. Available in 1, 3, 5, and 10 ml.
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Vitamins and supplements for rodents and rabbits
Vitamins and supplements are especially useful if you have a clear reason: for example, extra vitamin C for guinea pigs, support during recovery, or something that aligns with a recommendation from a veterinarian or groomer. In this category, you'll find carefully selected products tailored to small animals (no one-size-fits-all).
DRD Rodent Shop® has been a specialist since 2011. Not sure what's right for your pet? Check out our Health section or contact us via Service & Contact .
When is a vitamin or supplement useful?
- If your animal needs temporary extra support (for example during recovery or when eating/drinking less).
- If your feeding pattern or animal species requires extra attention (such as vitamin C in guinea pigs).
- If you follow specific advice from a veterinarian, shelter, groomer or experienced guidance.
- If you are looking for a practical supplement for specific situations (for example electrolytes for dehydration).
Tip: A good foundation is always important. For daily nutrition, see Nutrition and, specifically for guinea pigs, see Cavia .
What can you find in this category?
- Vitamin C (particularly relevant for guinea pigs).
- Multivitamins (especially when there is a clear reason, not just "just like that").
- Electrolytes and fluid/energy support (use according to label).
- Intestinal and recovery support such as pre-/probiotics or supporting products (follow product advice).
- Specific supplements per situation (for example oil or mineral products, depending on the range).
Vitamin C for guinea pigs
Guinea pigs don't produce their own vitamin C. Therefore, it's important to ensure they get enough vitamin C in their daily food. In some situations, supplementation can be helpful, for example, if a guinea pig is temporarily eating less or if you want to make targeted adjustments. Always choose a product that suits your feeding style and follow the dosage on the label.
- Please note shelf life and storage advice (vitamin C is sensitive to light/temperature).
- Choose a method of administration that suits you (for example, drops or tablets, depending on what your animal accepts).
- Are you unsure about the cause of lethargy or reduced eating? Have a veterinarian take a look.
Selection aid: how to choose the right one
- First look at the basics: is your animal eating well, is the food appropriate for the animal species, and is there sufficient roughage (hay) where it should be?
- Then choose according to goal: vitamin C (guinea pig), electrolytes, intestinal support or recovery support.
- Check the label for species suitability and dosage; small animals require precision.
- Want to focus more on general support? The Health section is a good starting point.
Checklist
- I know why I want to use this product (situation or advice).
- I checked whether it is suitable for my animal species and age.
- I follow the dosage on the label and measure accurately.
- I pay attention to appetite, stool and behavior during use.
- I store the product as indicated (cool/dark/well sealed where necessary).
- In case of doubt or clear deterioration, I contact the vet or us via Service & Contact .
Use & storage
- Read the label and follow the instructions for use (dosage and duration of use).
- Preferably use a fixed routine, so that you can easily follow what it is doing.
- Store according to advice: some products are sensitive to light, heat or moisture.
- Keep water and food clean and fresh; hygiene always helps. Consider checking out Hygienic Cleaning .
Safe use
- More is not better: stick to the dosage and do not simply combine multiple products.
- Take extra care with young, older, or sensitive animals; follow the label carefully.
- Supplements support, but do not replace, a diagnosis. In case of lethargy, not eating or drinking, pain, or rapid deterioration, consult a veterinarian.
FAQ Vitamins & Supplements
Do guinea pigs always need vitamin C?
Guinea pigs must get vitamin C through their diet because they don't produce it themselves. How you provide this depends on your food choices; sometimes supplementation is practical.
Can I give multivitamins as standard?
Usually, it's smarter to make a conscious choice: consider the reason and feeding habits, and follow the product recommendations. If you're unsure, we're happy to help.
What if my pet eats or drinks less?
Keep a close eye on it and, if in doubt, contact a veterinarian immediately. Things can change quickly, especially with small animals.
How do I know what suits my animal species?
Always check the species-specific suitability on the label. You can also start with Health or contact us via Service & Contact .
