As a general guideline, most adult guinea pigs only need approximately 1/8 to 1/4 cup of high-quality pellets each day. Younger, growing guinea pigs may need slightly more to support their growing ...

You can find smaller packages of pellet-based guinea pig food in the store or online. They typically cost between $5-$10, but fortified diet plans and hay bales tend to cost between $10-$20.

You can find smaller packages of pellet-based guinea pig food in the store or online. They typically cost between $5-$10, but fortified diet plans and hay bales tend to cost between $10-$20.

You should not feed Miss Piggy rabbit pellets because they don’t have enough vitamin C for guinea pigs. Unlike rabbits, guinea pigs cannot synthesize vitamin C, so they must ingest it in their food.

You should not feed Miss Piggy rabbit pellets because they don't have enough vitamin C for guinea pigs. Unlike rabbits, guinea pigs cannot synthesize vitamin C, so they must ingest it in their food.

Pellets are formulated to provide many of the nutrients guinea pigs need in a convenient form. Most pellets contain a mix of ingredients such as soybeans, wheat, Timothy grass, peas, and ground corn.