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Can Guinea Pigs Eat Bell Peppers? Red, Green, and Yellow Peppers Explained

October 12, 2026February 26, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Four assorted-colored bell peppers

Bell peppers are one of the best vitamin C vegetables for guinea pigs. Here is which colors to feed, how much, and why hot peppers are off the menu.

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Tomatoes? Safe Amounts, Ripeness, and What to Avoid

October 12, 2026February 24, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Ripe red tomatoes against a green background

Ripe tomato flesh is safe for guinea pigs as an occasional treat, but the acidity, green parts, and leaves mean it needs care. Here is how much and how often.

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Cantaloupe? Flesh, Rind, and Serving Size

October 17, 2026February 23, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Brown and white guinea pig resting on a pink blanket

Yes, guinea pigs can eat cantaloupe flesh as an occasional treat. Here is how much to offer, why the rind and seeds should be skipped, and what to watch for.

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Arugula? Serving Size and Calcium Notes

October 17, 2026February 19, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
White and black guinea pig sitting on a wooden table

Arugula is safe for guinea pigs in small amounts. Learn how often to serve it, why calcium matters, and which greens to rotate it with.

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Cabbage? Green, Red, and Gas Risks

October 17, 2026February 15, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
White and brown guinea pig on a wooden surface

Guinea pigs can eat cabbage leaves in small portions once or twice a week. Learn about gas, serving sizes, and safer daily greens.

How Long Can a Guinea Pig Go Without Food? Why Hours Matter

October 18, 2026February 1, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Guinea pig eating

Guinea pigs should not go more than about 12 hours without eating. Here is why, and what to do if your guinea pig stops.

What Fruits Do Guinea Pigs Eat? Safe Fruits and Serving Sizes

October 18, 2026January 26, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Guinea pig eating a piece of peach

Which fruits are safe for guinea pigs, how much to give, and which to skip.

What Kind of Lettuce Should Guinea Pigs Eat? Best Types and How Much

October 18, 2026January 24, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Guinea pig eating

Romaine and leaf lettuces are best for guinea pigs; iceberg is a poor choice. Here is how much lettuce to serve and how often.

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Apples? Green Apples, Skin, Seeds, and Cores

October 18, 2026January 18, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Guinea pig eating

Guinea pigs can eat a small slice of apple, skin included. Remove the seeds and core, and go easy on tart green apples.

Best Vegetables for Guinea Pigs: Daily Staples, Treats, and Foods to Avoid

October 12, 2026January 16, 2024 by Mary Nielsen
Two guinea pigs eating a carrot

The healthiest vegetables for guinea pigs, how much to feed each day, which ones to rotate for calcium balance, and which to leave out.

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