Rabbit & Guinea Pig Food Pellets for Routine Feeding, High-Fibre Formula with Prebiotics and Added Vitamin C

Rabbit and guinea pig food pellets provide a balanced option for routine feeding alongside suitable greens, grass, chaff or hay. The formula is made for all breeds of domestic rabbits and guinea pigs, giving multi-pet households one convenient feed choice.

A pelleted format encourages easier acceptance and intake while reducing feed waste. Probiotics, prebiotics, high fibre and species-specific vitamins and minerals support nutritional balance and healthy gut function.

Key Features

• High fibre supports healthy gut function, an important part of everyday rabbit and guinea pig care.
• Probiotics and prebiotics supply beneficial bacteria for gut health and complement a fibre-rich feeding routine.
• Added vitamin C provides 200 mg of active vitamin C per kilogram of pellets, supporting the dietary needs of guinea pigs.
• The pellet format promotes easier intake and creates less waste around feeders, keeping daily portions simpler to manage.
• Vegetable protein sources contain no restricted animal materials, providing a clearly defined plant-based protein approach.
• Regano herbal coccidiostat has no withholding period, making it straightforward to include in the regular feeding routine.

Specifications

• Brand: Vella Stock Feeds
• Suitable for: All breeds of domestic rabbits and guinea pigs
• Food form: Pellets
• Bag sizes: 1 kg, 2 kg, 3 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg and 20 kg
• Added vitamin C: 200 mg active per kg of pellets
• As-fed protein: 16%
• As-fed fibre: 13%
• As-fed fat: 3.7%
• As-fed calcium: 1.5%
• As-fed phosphorus: 0.8%
• Adult rabbits over 18 weeks: Maximum 1 cup (150 g) of pellets daily; give smaller amounts to smaller breeds
• Guinea pigs: May be fed freely; monitor weight and restrict pellets if excess weight gain occurs
• Feed transition: Introduce and withdraw supplementary feed gradually
• Water: Keep fresh, cool and clean water available at all times

Serve these pellets as part of a varied routine that includes suitable hay and greens, remove stale feed, and keep feeders and waterers clean. Avoid sudden food changes, monitor each pet’s weight and adjust portions for size, age and condition.