Guinea pigs can eat cherimoya as an occasional treat because it is high in sugar. It should be fed in very small amounts to avoid potential health issues related to excessive sugar intake. It is important to monitor the guinea pig’s reaction to cherimoya and limit its consumption to ensure their overall well-being.
Guinea pigs cannot eat pickled vegetables such as dill, pickles, capers, and sauerkraut because the pickling process alters the pH and chemical constitution of
Guinea pigs cannot eat Euphorbia as it is toxic and can cause severe irritation and harm to them. The plant contains toxic compounds that
Guinea pigs should not eat taro leaves because they contain a moderate irritant and toxin that can be harmful to their digestive system. Consuming
Guinea pigs should not eat yams because they are high in carbohydrates, which can lead to digestive upset, bloat, or enterotoxemia. Additionally, the high
