I would take he to your veterinarian. But never change her food often. So, don't give her one brand one day, and a different the next day. This can make her ill. If you really want to change the brand of food she gets, add a bit of the new to her regular food daily, so eventually she is weaned onto it.
Also, don't worry if she knocks over her bowl, most animals do this.
Try to only give her fresh fruit and veg 3-4 times a week. But toast or low in sugar breakfast cereals can be given the days she doesn't get it.
Refill her water bottle daily and take out bits of treats like fruit she hasn't eaten.
no, they can be warm or cold.
Just keep a bowl of store bought guinea pig food in your guinea pig's cage and if it gets hungry it can eat out of that. And also you can feed your guinea pig fruits and veggies every now and then. I do the same with my guinea pig, but she seems to have a problem with eating fruits and veggies. :(
NO they need guinea pig food and they need fruits and veggies everydqy.
carrots and greens. but not too much or the Guinea pig will get sick.
No, guinea pigs tend to stick to fruits and vegetables.
No. Only feed your guinea pig vegetables and some fruits plus timothy hay and pellets. NEVER feed them pellets meant for rabbits or other animals. Always check a trusted website to see if it is safe to feed a guinea pig certain veggies or fruits.
Guinea pigs can start with any part of their diet in the morning. Pellets, fruits, or veggies would be just fine.
Yes, fruits and vegetables are an important part of a guinea pigs diet and they should be given at least a tablespoon a day of either.
listen they should have ulimited amounts of hay and pellets and make a schedule of when to feed them fruits and veggies
Timothy hay, timothy based pellets, veggies, and fruits. Try looking on guinea pig cages dot com to find out more about guinea pigs.
it can eat bananas,mangos,and a bunch of veggies like spinich,letice and a bunch more hope this helps.
No, they'll need real fruit and vegetables as well as their usual dried food. It's not just about 'nutrients', it's to do with fibre and the way they digest things.