Guinea pigs can eat collard greens, but only small quantities and only occasionally. According to the chart at guineapigcages.com, you should only feed it to us
1-2 times per week. They also give the following warning: "High in Ca, A and oxalates, feed small portions." The humans fed us a small portion of collard greens because of this.
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Can I eat with you girls? Please? |
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That Lola is mean! At least I grabbed a little bit before she chased me off. |
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Hmm... It's okay. Not my favorite. I'll leave it for the girls. Maybe I'll win them over with a gift! |
The girls seemed to like collard greens, but I wasn't crazy about it. And, of course, there is the fact that you have to feed it to us in moderation. For these reasons, collard greens are only getting 3/5 stars.
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