Guinea pigs are herbivores. They usually eat grass, wild vegetables, roots and leaves of plants, and even fruit skins such as radish skin, apple skin and watermelon skin may be their favorite foods. Feed the Dutch pigs, usually three times a day, once in the morning, once in the afternoon and once in the evening, and add some professional feed to the Dutch pigs. An adult lodging plush dolphin needs 50 grams of professional feed every day, usually 20 grams in the morning and 30 grams in the evening. At the same time, enough drinking water can be prepared for guinea pigs, and appropriate vitamins can be added to the water to prevent scurvy in guinea pigs.

Food Matching: Guinea pig's diet is equal to grass, vegetables, fruits, professional feed and water. Guinea pigs have special physiological structure, well-developed masticatory muscles, thin stomach wall, large cecum and great demand for crude fiber, so they are mainly vegetarians who eat grass. Besides, the Dutch pig is Nocturnal Animals, so we should feed more food at night.

Taboo food: bean products, such as tofu. Tofu contains more calcium, which will react with oxalic acid in some vegetables to produce calcium oxalate, which will have harmful effects on guinea pigs. In addition, guinea pigs have a keen sense of smell and are disgusted with some strong-smelling foods, so try not to feed them with strong-smelling foods.