If you are a new guinea pig parent, congratulations! You have come to the right place.
Those first few weeks can feel a little overwhelming. This site exists to take away the guesswork, so you can skip the stress and enjoy every moment with your piggies.
“When I brought home my first two guinea pigs, the pet store didn’t even mention that they need unlimited hay.” Just the first of many things I had to learn the hard way.
Hi, I’m Daniel, the face behind Guinea Pig Facts!
I spent weeks constantly worrying about what was safe to feed my piggies, how much was too much, and whether I was doing things right. Driven by deep curiosity and grounded in my scientific background, I set out to research everything I could about these gentle little creatures.
From complex guinea pig nutrition and preventive health care to identifying early signs of illness and exploring their fascinating origins, I wanted my piggies to have the absolute best care possible.
— Daniel
Feeding your guinea pigs shouldn’t feel like rocket science.
Now on Amazon
Stop the guessing. Start feeding with confidence.
Take the guesswork out of feeding and give your little guinea pigs the best life possible.
Grab your copy on AmazonSee at a glance which veggies are everyday favorites, occasional treats, or never foods.
Hay, pellets, veggies and Vitamin C: how much to feed, and how often, on one page.
A simple printable routine for daily, weekly and monthly care tasks.
Common fruits and veggies sorted by fiber, water, Vitamin C, sugar, calcium and acidity.
Your quick reference to Vitamin C: daily goals, serving sizes, and how pepper colors compare.
Toxic and harmful foods that should never go in your guinea pig’s bowl.
Practical, printable helpers built from the same research as the book. More coming soon.
Rotate veggies with confidence and track Vitamin C across the week.
Log weight, teeth, coat and behavior to catch changes early.
What’s actually worth buying (and what the pet store won’t tell you).
I read every message. For quick tips and daily facts, come hang out on social. For anything else, email is best.
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