Guinea Pig
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Ca:P 1.50:1
Whole guinea pig for large constrictors. Alternative to rabbits.
Guinea Pig is a good rotation food for many reptile species, with a calcium-to-phosphorus ratio of 1.5:1. Whole guinea pig for large constrictors.
Nutritional breakdown
Calcium
340mg
Phosphorus
230mg
Ca:P Ratio
1.50:1
Protein
21g
Fat
10g
Fiber
0g
Sugar
0g
Vitamin A
1400IU
Chemical properties
Oxalate level
none
Goitrogen level
none
Chitin level
none
Fat content
moderate
Gut loading value
none
Feeding guidelines
Frequency
Rotation feeder for large snakes — less common than rabbits but similar application.
Preparation
Thaw completely — extended time needed for larger specimens. Verify no frozen core.
Common misconceptions
Guinea pigs are not commonly bred as feeders — may be harder to source than rabbits.
Sourcing & method
Feeding method
frozen thawed
Seasonal availability
year round
Disclaimer: Nutritional values can vary based on growing conditions, soil quality, or specific insect diets. Always provide a varied diet to ensure comprehensive nutrition for your reptile.
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