Mangosteen is an exotic fruit that the
Guinea Pig Hutch lists on their "question food" list. However, we found
a research paper that showed mangsosteen has anti-inflammatory effects on guinea pigs, so we figured it's probably safe to try. Since we don't know a lot about it, we'd recommend feeding it only as an occasional treat.
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| This is a mangosteen. |
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| Cut it open, and feed us the white part only (minus the big seed). |
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| Yum! |
Mangosteen is sweet and delicious, and we even licked the juice off the plate after we ate the fruit. 5/5 stars!
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ReplyDeleteWe'll have to check her out!
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ReplyDeleteI've seen your post on cavy's and brussel sprout, I was just wondering if you know anything about the leaves of the brussel sprout plant. I grow my own and don't wont to make my babies sick if I give them some.
Guinea pigs can eat Brussels sprout leaves, but like Brussels sprouts they should be fed in moderation, since it can cause gas.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a mangosteen before! I want to let them try one now :D
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