What to feed rabbits and guniea pigs that live together?

Answer 1

Sometimes you can keep a guinea pig and a rabbit together, they usually can be seen together.we have 2 female guineas and a male dwarf rabbit 2gether, although the rabbit has his own cage at night.

well yes you can because i have 6 rabbits and have recently had 2 Guinea pigs and we had no spare cages for them so we put the Guinea pigs in with the rabbits and they got along perfect.

Answer 2

Rabbits and guinea pigs will eats pretty much the same food although priority should always be given to the needs of the 'pigs. Why? Guinea pigs need a vitamin-enhanced feed as their bodies don't produce all the vitamins they need, from ordinary dried food. Obviously this should be augmented with lots of fresh green vegetables.

Rabbits and pigs will live quite happily together although if you have gigger breeds of rabbit, watch out for signs of 'bullying' against their smaller housemates. Rabbits and guinea pigs will eat pretty much the same food although priority should always be given to the needs of the 'pigs. Why? Guinea pigs need a vitamin-enhanced feed as their bodies don't produce all the vitamins they need, from ordinary dried food. Obviously this should be augmented with lots of fresh green vegetables.

Rabbits and pigs will live quite happily together although if you have bigger breeds of rabbit, watch out for signs of 'bullying' against their smaller housemates.

Answer 3

Rabbits and guinea pigs have different dietary requirements, so it is best to feed them separately. Rabbits require a diet high in fiber from hay, vegetables, and some pellets, while guinea pigs need additional vitamin C from fresh fruits and vegetables. Providing each species with their specific diet will ensure they stay healthy and happy.