Guinea pigs can eat kabocha squash in moderation as it contains important nutrients like vitamin C and fiber. However, due to its high carbohydrate and sugar content, it should only be given as an occasional treat to avoid potential digestive issues and obesity. Guinea pigs should not be allowed to consume kabocha squash as a main part of their diet.
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat dill as an occasional addition to their varied diet. Dill provides essential vitamins and minerals and
Guinea pigs cannot eat tea as it is toxic to them. It contains high levels of sugar and caffeine, which acts as a cardiotoxin
Guinea pigs cannot eat ribwort plantain as it is toxic to them and contains glycosides. Glycosides are compounds that can be harmful to guinea
Guinea pigs cannot eat oaks as they contain kidney toxins and are gastrointestinal irritants, which can be harmful to guinea pigs. Consuming oaks can
