Can my Guinea Pig eat Kumquat?
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat kumquats in moderation because they are edible, but they should be given sparingly due to their high sugar content and acidic nature. The sugar and acidity in kumquats can potentially cause digestive issues for guinea pigs if consumed in large quantities, so they should only be given […]
Can my Guinea Pig eat Kohlrabi bulb?
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs should eat kohlrabi bulb in moderation because it can be high in carbohydrates, which may lead to bloat, digestive upset, or enterotoxemia. Vitamin C (per 100g): 62 mg Calcium (per 100g): 24 mg
Can my Guinea Pig eat Fennel, Fronds & Leaves?
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat fennel fronds and leaves as they are a suitable addition to their varied diet. However, the mild natural prokinetic properties of fennel may cause loose stools in guinea pigs, so it should be fed to them in moderation. It is recommended to feed them the fronds rather […]
Can my Guinea Pig eat Elderberries?
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat elderberries in small amounts as an occasional addition to their varied diet. However, they should not be fed in large quantities as it can cause digestive issues for guinea pigs. It is important to monitor their reaction to elderberries and ensure that they are not experiencing any […]
Can my Guinea Pig eat Dill?
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 can be a flavorful treat for guinea pigs. However, it should be fed in moderation to prevent any digestive issues. Vitamin C (per 100g): 85 mg Calcium (per 100g): 208 mg
Can my Guinea Pig eat Cauliflower / Broccoflower?
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat cauliflower in small amounts as a treat, but should not be given in large quantities due to its high carbohydrate content. The excess carbohydrates can predispose guinea pigs to bloat, digestive upset, or enterotoxemia. Additionally, cauliflower may also cause gas or bloating in guinea pigs if consumed […]
Can my Guinea Pig eat Broccoli Raab, Rabe, Rapini?
2-3 times a week Guinea pigs can eat broccoli raab, rabe, or rapini in small amounts, as it is edible for them. However, it is important to be mindful of the high carbohydrate content in this food, which can contribute to digestive issues such as bloat or enterotoxemia in guinea pigs. Additionally, excessive consumption of […]
Can my Guinea Pig eat Baby Cucumber?
Up to 7 days a week Guinea pigs should eat baby cucumbers in moderation as they are high in water content and can help keep them hydrated. However, they should not be the only vegetable offered as they should have a minimum of 5 leafy greens to make up their staple vegetable portion. Overfeeding cucumbers […]
Can my Guinea Pig eat Euphorbia (Annual Poinsettia, Mexican Fire Plant, Fire-On-The-Mountain, Snow-On-The-Mountain)?
Guinea pigs cannot eat Euphorbia as it is toxic and can cause severe irritation and harm to them. The plant contains toxic compounds that can cause discomfort and illness for guinea pigs if ingested. It’s best to avoid giving guinea pigs any part of the Euphorbia plant to ensure their safety and well-being.
Can my Guinea Pig eat English Ivy?
Guinea pigs should not eat English Ivy as it is a mild irritant and neurotoxin. Ingesting this plant can cause gastrointestinal upset, vomiting, and diarrhea in guinea pigs. Additionally, the neurotoxic properties of English Ivy can lead to seizures and other neurological issues in these small animals.