Guinea Pigs should Have unlimited access to water, hay and pellets. They also need fresh (or frozen) Vegetables and fruits for a well rounded diet!

Foods That Guinea Pig Can Have

Here Is A List Of Treats That Guinea Pigs Can Have Other Than Their Hay, Water, And Pellets.

Remember, Never Give Them Anything That Is Rotting Or Moldy. If You Wouldn’t Eat It, They Don’t Want It Either!

These Should Never Be Given As A Replacement To Their Regular Diet But In Addition As A Treat. Raw Or Frozen, Never Cooked Or Canned. Frozen Fruits And Veggies Are Perfect For A Hot Day!

Fresh Vegetables (No Hard Seeds)

Many Dark Leafy Vegetables Are High In Calcium. While Guinea Pigs Need Calcium, Too Much Can Contribute To Urinary Issues, So Treat Those Like Fruit And Only Give Small Amounts.

Bell Peppers

Carrots

Cucumbers

Leafy Greens

Zucchini

Radishes

Broccoli

Fruits (No Hard Seeds)

Guinea Pigs Should Have Fruit Only In Small Amounts Because Of The Sugar.

Apples

Kiwi

Pears

Berries

Banana

oranges-very small amounts because of the acidity

Unsweetened, Pure Cranberry Juice Is An Excellent Source Of Vitamin C And Can Help Prevent Urinary Tract Infections. Dilute Juice With Water And Offer It As A Treat. Dip Their Veggies In It Or Put It In Their Water Bottle. Don’t Leave It Longer Than A Few Hours And Thoroughly Clean The Bottle When They Are Done So It Doesn’t Get Moldy.

A variety of acceptable foods will help your cavies live a long happy life!