1 week ago - The guinea pig's natural diet is grass; their molars are particularly suited for grinding plant matter and grow continuously throughout their life. Most mammals that graze are large and have a long digestive tract.
- I think the person writing that article is completely off-base. He or she wrote: "In their natural habitat guinea pigs eat a range of grasses, seeds, weeds, bugs, grubs and fruit. Guinea pigs are often mistaken as herbivores, but they are omnivores and do need protein in their diet to keep ...
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- "In their natural habitat guinea pigs eat a range of grasses, seeds, weeds, bugs, grubs and fruit. Guinea pigs are often mistaken as herbivores, but they are omnivores and do need protein in their diet to keep them healthy."
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- An inadequate diet can also lead to obesity, dental disease, bladder stones and gastrointestinal problems. An unlimited quantity of fresh grass hay daily is the cornerstone to a healthy guinea pig diet. It should be around 80% of their diet.
Good-quality hay should make up most of your guinea pigs' diet, and they should always have it available to them. They should have fresh grass as often as possible too, ideally every day.
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