Guinea pigs can eat red dandelion greens as a staple food because they are very nutritious and contain even more beta-carotene than carrots. However, because they can be bitter and high in calcium, it’s important not to feed them too much to avoid the risk of diarrhea or bloating. Additionally, it’s important to wash the greens thoroughly and ensure they are pesticide-free before feeding them to guinea pigs.
Guinea pigs cannot eat dried beans because they can be high in carbohydrates and protein, which can predispose them to bloat, digestive upset, and
Guinea pigs cannot eat tulips because they are toxic to them and contain very high levels of oxalates. Additionally, tulips can be a severe
Guinea pigs cannot eat ginger as it contains excess calcium and phosphorus, which can lead to urinary and digestive issues in these small animals.
Up to 7 days a week Guinea pigs should not eat banana peppers as a regular part of their diet due to their high
