Everyone gather around! There's new food in the human's hand!
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Cavy Savvy is a guinea pig blog written from the perspective of three guinea pigs: Lola, Buffy and Broccoli. We review guinea pig products, pet food, toys, bedding, cages and more to provide humans with all they need to know about guinea pigs!
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Can Guinea Pigs Eat Crowberries?
Crowberries are not found here in the mid-Atlantic region where we live. They look a lot like small blueberries. You can find crowberries in Iceland, where they are called "Krækiberja," and in other Nordic countries. Crowberries are non-toxic, but should only be fed to us occasionally. (Our source wasn't specific, so we're going to recommend no more than once a week to be cautious.)
Some people claim that crowberries "lack oomph" and are just "filler berries." We disagree, and give crowberries 5/5 stars!
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It's cute to see you all sharing from one bowl!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Daisy and Cress. :-)
DeleteThey are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteWe are, except sometimes when it comes to sharing food. Things can get a little nasty then. :-)
DeleteCan you do one on if guinea pigs can eat jackfruit, rambutan, or durian? I would like to see if guineas can eat them and see how you react to it. =3
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a good idea, but first, we'll have to find some information on whether guinea pigs are allowed to eat them.
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