Guinea pigs can eat spinach as a part of their staple diet, but in moderation. While it is a delicious addition to their diet, spinach contains high levels of oxalic acid, which may contribute to the formation of bladder stones. However, most of the oxalate found in urine is produced by the body, rather than absorbed from food, so it is generally safe for guinea pigs to consume spinach in moderation.
Up to 7 days a week Guinea pigs can eat flatweed (catsear) as a staple vegetable, as it is a delicious addition to their
Guinea pigs should not eat snow-in-the-mountain as it is toxic and can cause severe irritation. This plant contains toxic substances that can be harmful
Guinea pigs cannot eat jams, jellies, or fruit preservatives because they are toxic and high in sugar, which can lead to enterotoxemia. These foods
Guinea pigs should not eat navy beans as they are high in carbohydrates, which can lead to digestive problems and potentially cause enterotoxemia. Additionally,
