What Unusual Food Does Your Guinea Pig Like To Eat?

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our guinea pigs don't like much unusual food... I gues we would never dare to try to give them some :tu:
tell us what your piggys like (which is ok for them to eat) and we can try it. share with each othen and maby you could fine a new treat your piggys would like x :love:
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I don't know if it's unusual but my guineas love the watermelon grind! I make sure there's none of the good stuff left before giving it to them (although I'm sure they'd love that too, just don't want them to lose interest in the part I can't eat!)
 
Keiko The Pig said:
I don't know if it's unusual but my guineas love the watermelon grind! I make sure there's none of the good stuff left before giving it to them (although I'm sure they'd love that too, just don't want them to lose interest in the part I can't eat!)
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Really? Hmmm..
 
Maddy said:
Chock also enjoys a very ocational ready salted crisp...
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My Mum thought my guineas were after some crisps when she opened (and rustled) a packet in their presence. Despite the fact that they were obviously after veggies, when she offered them some (to shut them up?) the crisps were happily eaten :)):))

Their tummies seemed to have coped ok!
 
Posyrose said:
My Mum thought my guineas were after some crisps when she opened (and rustled) a packet in their presence. Despite the fact that they were obviously after veggies, when she offered them some (to shut them up?) the crisps were happily eaten :)):))

Their tummies seemed to have coped ok!
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Cool x. It must be the salt
 
:D It's not food of course, but my Dandy seems to like eating my rubber brush, which I sweep up poops with. If I leave it on the floor for even a second, she swoops down and chomps off a couple of the teeth! Hasn't done her any harm so far, but of course, I don't encourage it! :))
 
The plastic dustpan - the bristles of the brush and black bin liners - you daren't leave any in the cage for even a second or they are all chomping away on them - lost count of the number of times I have taken a big black bin bag full of poop and hay into the kitchen and left a big trail across the living room floor because someone has chewed a big hole in the bag!
 
TAN said:
The plastic dustpan - the bristles of the brush and black bin liners - you daren't leave any in the cage for even a second or they are all chomping away on them - lost count of the number of times I have taken a big black bin bag full of poop and hay into the kitchen and left a big trail across the living room floor because someone has chewed a big hole in the bag!
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That's so funny.. Maybe try not to leave one lying around next time x
 
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One of my pigs is mad for my cereal (high fiber, low sugar etc etc). He occasionally gets a small piece and then he acts as though it's the best thing in the world, popcorning to his hidey to eat it there. :P
 
RosieMaia said:
One of my pigs is mad for my cereal (high fiber, low sugar etc etc). He occasionally gets a small piece and then he acts as though it's the best thing in the world, popcorning to his hidey to eat it there. :P
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Nice.. I wouldn't give them/it too much x
 
one of mine goes completely bonkers for coloured popcorn (you know the popcorn covered in coloured sugar) had to almost fight her off to stop her eating more than a tiny piece.
mine also love Chinese water chestnuts stems, crunchy like corn. and when they finished eating if there is any left they drag it into their houses and sit on it, must feel good.
the same one that goes for the popcorn always tries to get taco shells too, and they both try to eat blue plastic. don't know why blue but others are left alone a lot. this is why we stopped letting them on the floor.
bamboo. three kinds of lavender, rose petals.
we tried them on duckweed but the don't like it.
next we will try kancon, or water spinach, waterlily leaves and flowers, lotus leaves and various other carefully selected plants.
 
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