Hay is an essential element in their diet and plays an essential part in keeping their ever-expanding teeth in optimal condition, while providing essential fiber content. Make sure that you purchase only high-quality hay that is dry, sweet-scented and smells …
Guinea pigs love eating fruits and vegetables, particularly leafy greens such as romaine lettuce or green leaf lettuce which contain plenty of Vitamin C. Just make sure that iceberg lettuce does not offer much nutritional value for your pet, while …
Peanuts contain high levels of fat that is detrimental to guinea pig digestive systems, along with many other harmful nutrients. Plus, their hard texture poses a choking hazard for your pet! Guinea pigs require a diet high in both digestible …
Guinea pigs require fresh hay as part of their diet to aid with digestion and wear down their constantly growing teeth. Furthermore, pellets provide proper nutrition. Fiesta Guinea Pig Food is a nutritionally fortified gourmet diet consisting of an exclusive …
Guinea pigs require a variety of foods in order to remain healthy, such as vegetables, herbs and fruits. Some of the more popular vegetables include Romaine lettuce, sweet bell peppers, kale and cucumber. Other healthy options for your pet could …
Due to its rich supply of vitamins and minerals, broccoli may cause guinea pigs to experience bladder stones. Oxalates present in broccoli can bind with calcium in urine to form small bladder stones, leading to lethargy, loss of appetite and …
Radishes make an excellent snack for guinea pigs, but should only be fed occasionally. Both their roots and leaves contain plenty of nutrients – low calories and sugar levels as well as an abundant supply of riboflavin! Guinea pigs are …
Guinea pigs in their natural environment thrive on a diet consisting of fresh vegetables and fruit. For optimal health, it’s essential that owners choose appropriate foods that can be prepared correctly; avoid feeding your guinea any rotten or moldy foods …
First-time guinea pig owners often are surprised to discover their pet needs a constant source of high-quality hay for dental and digestive health reasons. Hay provides essential fiber necessary for small animals’ optimal wellbeing. Make sure the hay you purchase …
Lemon leaves are safe for guinea pigs to consume and can provide them with an excellent source of vitamin C and antioxidants while being low in fat content. Too many lemon leaves may lead to digestive issues in guinea pigs, …