Guinea pigs should not eat cherry trees, whether wild or cultivated, as their leaves contain cyanide which can be highly potent when they wilt. Ingesting this poisonous substance can lead to serious health complications and even death in guinea pigs. It is important to keep these trees away from their reach to ensure their safety.
1-2 times a week Guinea pigs can eat quince as an occasional treat because it is high in sugar and should be limited to
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat beet greens/leaves occasionally, but it should be fed sparingly due to its high calcium and oxalic
Guinea pigs cannot eat castor oil plants because they contain toxic substances, such as ricin, which can cause severe irritation and harm to the
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat Savoy cabbage, but it should be given in moderation due to its high carbohydrate content. Overconsumption
