What Do Guinea Pigs Eat in the Wild? Natural Diet Explained
Wild cavies graze on grasses, herbs and plants. Here is what that means for feeding a pet guinea pig.
Wild cavies graze on grasses, herbs and plants. Here is what that means for feeding a pet guinea pig.
Parsley leaves and stems are safe for guinea pigs in small portions. Learn how much to feed, the calcium concern, and how to serve it.
Plain, uncooked rolled oats are an occasional treat for guinea pigs. Learn the right portion and why cooked or flavored oatmeal is a bad idea.
Fruits guinea pigs should avoid or only get in tiny amounts, and why.
Mango flesh is a safe, occasional treat for guinea pigs. The skin and pit are best avoided. Here is how much to serve.
Baby guinea pigs eat solid food within days of birth. Learn what to feed pups, why vitamin C and hay matter, and why human baby food is not the answer.
Plain cardboard is okay to chew in small bits, but it is not food. Learn which cardboard and paper items are safe and which to avoid.
A guinea pig that stops eating can become seriously ill within hours. Learn the common causes and when to call a vet.
Guinea pigs can eat grass hay, plain pellets, fresh vegetables, and occasional fruit. Use this food guide to see what to feed daily, what to limit, and what to avoid.
Yes, guinea pigs can eat strawberries as an occasional treat. Here is how much, how often, and what to skip.