Pellets and Dry Food Mix: A Complete Dietary Meal for Guinea Pigs

Guinea pigs are widely used in medical research owing to their exceptional biological similarities with humans. The global guinea pig food market has grown primarily due to the increasing investments in breeding farms of this rodent. Guinea pig farming involves less turnover, and their increased popularity is responsible for the enormous market growth in the regions of North and South America, Japan, Europe, and even Asian countries such as China and India.

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A successful and economical farming of guinea pigs requires a proper and healthy diet. For big benefits in future, their diet should be rich in vitamins, minerals, and nutrients. Small world, a global guinea pig food manufacturer, considers that it is vital to add vitamin C, minerals, and fibers to a pet’s diet. In natural environment, guinea pigs eat fruits, fresh vegetables, hay, and flowers. Therefore, owners should provide a constant supply of vegetables and fresh, clean, and dry hay. Moreover, hard vegetables are beneficial for the health of pig’s teeth. Experts believe that, like humans, pets get bored with daily food and need variety in their diet. Thus, it is advisable to change their dietary routine sporadically.

It should be noted that having a guinea pig as a pet is nothing like having a dog or a cat. Guinea pigs cannot produce vitamin C on their own, thus their diet should contain fruits and vegetables, which are the best source of vitamin C. The quantity of food is as important as the quality. Dietitians think that it is a good practice to feed them 3 to 5 different types of vegetables per day. However, allowing them too much food can make them fat and lazy. Moreover, it may create problems including sores around the mouth and high acidity.

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The most popular food among the owners of guinea pig is pellets. Pellets and dry food mix supplemented with ample fresh vegetables, hay, and water can work wonders for guinea pigs. The ingredients of the diet vary with the age of a rodent. Alfalfa hay-based pellets contain high levels of calcium, which is essential for young and pregnant pigs. Same diet is not recommended for adult pigs as it can cause bladder stones. This reason led to preference of Timothy hay-based pellets.

There are some usual practices of pet owners which must be avoided. Pet owners love to give “treats” to their pets. In case of guinea pigs, they may not welcome such sudden changes in their diet. Guinea pigs hardly seem happy about constant variations in dietary habits. Treats like chocolate, any dairy product, meat, corn, sugar-based foods, raw beans, and most importantly multi-vitamin foods should be strictly avoided.

In a recent report on the global guinea pig food market, Research Beam analyzed different food markets, and states that the market is expected to grow exponentially from 2017 to 2025. The report also offers an extensive analysis of key segments, regions, consumption, and production. The study highlights the drivers, challenges, and opportunities in the global market of guinea pigs. The report is essential for analysts, business experts, as well as entry-level organizations.

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