FRANCODEX vitamin C treats are the perfect option to supplement your guinea pig's diet with vitamin C, essential for its health.
Easy to administer, these crispy bites can serve as a main or additional source of vitamin C , particularly suitable during illnesses, convalescence, gestation or lactation where needs can triple. Not only are these treats delicious, but they also ensure optimal retention of essential nutrients, making daily vitamin C intake both simple and enjoyable for your pet.
- Rich in vitamin C: Covers essential daily needs.
- Ideal in critical times: Support health in convalescence and growth.
- Appetizing and crispy: Guaranteed acceptance by guinea pigs.
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The benefits and information of Francodex Vitamin C Treats
Vital Nutritional Support
Vitamin C is crucial for the well-being of guinea pigs, because unlike other animals, they cannot synthesize it themselves. FRANCODEX treats have been specially formulated to meet these needs, providing 20mg/kg of vitamin C needed on a daily basis, and up to 60mg/kg in situations requiring a greater quantity such as illness or lactation.
Ease of use
One of the main features of these treats is their convenient format. In the form of small, crispy bites, they are not only easy to dose but also to administer, allowing effortless integration into your guinea pig's diet, without stress for the animal or for the caregiver.
Exceptional palatability
The treats are formulated to be particularly tasty thanks to their crunchy texture and pleasant taste which makes them irresistible to guinea pigs. This ensures regular and voluntary intake on the part of the animal, crucial for maintaining a constant supply of vitamin C.
Versatility and Complementarity
These treats can be used alone or in addition to other sources of vitamin C, such as liquid supplements or fresh vegetables. This versatility makes FRANCODEX treats an indispensable tool in maintaining the health of your guinea pig, adapting to different eating routines and nutritional needs.
Composition
Cereals, oils and fats, by-products of plant origin (inulin 0.25%), fruit (apple powder 1%), mineral substances.
Additives (/kg):
nutritional additives: vitamin C 11111 mg, vitamin E (RRR alpha tocopherol) 112 mg, vitamin A 1000 IU, vitamin D3 150 IU -
sensory additives: Echinacea extract 3000 mg - antioxidant.
Analytical constituents: crude proteins 8%, crude ashes 2%, crude fats 27% (Omega-3 fatty acids: 1.2%), crude fiber 2.5%, humidity 7%. Energy intake (Metabolizable Energy): 4448 kcal/kg, or 4 kcal per treat. Each treat contains 10 mg of vitamin C.
Precautions for use
Make fresh water available as needed. If used concomitantly with other vitamin C supplements, ensure that the recommended daily doses are respected. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Product not intended for human consumption.
Manual
Maintenance: guinea pig < 1 kg: 2 treats per day. Guinea pig > 1 kg: 3 treats per day. During convalescence, gestation and lactation: triple the dose, or 6 treats per day. It is preferable to wait until the end of the weaning period (10 weeks of age) before giving treats to young rodents. . This complementary food should not replace a balanced diet.
Data sheet
- Species
- guinea pig
FRANCODEX - Vitamin C Treats for Guinea Pigs
FRANCODEX vitamin C treats are the perfect option to supplement your guinea pig's diet with vitamin C, essential for its health.
Easy to administer, these crispy bites can serve as a main or additional source of vitamin C , particularly suitable during illnesses, convalescence, gestation or lactation where needs can triple. Not only are these treats delicious, but they also ensure optimal retention of essential nutrients, making daily vitamin C intake both simple and enjoyable for your pet.
- Rich in vitamin C: Covers essential daily needs.
- Ideal in critical times: Support health in convalescence and growth.
- Appetizing and crispy: Guaranteed acceptance by guinea pigs.