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I'd tell the little they can pay their own vet bills 🤣🤣 I'd like to think they would send Thistle to see a specialist..but knowing them they would hire a massive greenhouse for year round fresh wheatgrass and a lifetime supply of watermelon 😅

Awww! Irresponsible little piggles! 😂🤣

...be able to be a weekly treat or something in case of emergency. While fresh fruit and veg stocks may dwindle, I dont think people will panic buy wheatgrass for juicing 😅 they also do little sprouts, peashoots etc I hope you're able to stay safe 💓 Aconbury Wheatgrass - Grasses and Green Shoots

Here she is happily chowing down on some wheatgrass!

Wheatgrass is fine for them to eat, but Id wonder as it’s more of a treat not a replacement for hay. I'm not sure, I’ve never fed wheatgrass

To be honest i feel like she's just being a picky eater. She loves this certain type of wheatgrass i introduced to them and ever since she's low on eating her timothy hay. But whenever i open the bag of wheatgrass they instantly go and eat them. Whenever i offer timothy they just refuse and eat...

What is wheatgrass? Is it a grass based hay?

...to ask everyone’s advice! Any tips on how to make a piggy like their syringe feed? I’ve tried her favourite pellets / new pellets / wheatgrass powder / baby food purée/ squeezing blueberry juice into it, nothing seems to cut it that I’ve tried. 1 thing I know is she will literally rip my...

...much again, you really are a great teacher. They aren't big fans of fruit anyway, I doubt they're going to miss it :) Grass: we can grow wheatgrass at home, is that the same (we give them wheatgrass as a snack sometimes and they are crazy about it)? Cos we lack a garden. My mother in law...

I think so as it says they can have them daily. But ours is dried not fresh. I'm still waiting for our orchard hay to arrive so for now ill give them a mix of timothy and wheatgrass

...acute scurvy symptoms. This also goes for any humans on a high level of supplements; you cannot just stop them from one day to another. Wheatgrass should be more in the way of an enrichment treat; it is a bit richer than normal grass. Any dry forage means that the water has evaporated and...

...to see her through the night as it always seems to be the morning, some mornings, where she has lost her appetite. Not even looking at a wheatgrass this morning, not nibbling hay either so I guess I will have to give her critical care to get her going for the day. I'll read all I can, thank...

...grass, as per the description, would be an Elymus species or Agropyron species, either of which would also be one of many species known as wheatgrass. I would also wonder whether they mean Panicum virgatum, or switchgrass, which is also sometimes called thatchgrass. All of the above are...

...go back to just romaine lettuce but it’s just I find it hard to find any decent green romaine around here recently. Also I was feeding wheatgrass a lot recently, mainly for my dental pig, should I stop this for Erin too? I’ve been giving grain free selective pellets as of recently too...

Some juicing websites or wholefoods sites sell 100% wheatgrass powder, as long as there has been nothing added, I will sometimes use this to bulk out critical care or make it more palatable. Id imagine it would also be suitable to mix with soaked pellets made into a gruel.

yes i give all my piggies some wheatgrass everyday in place of their morning cucumber do i need to give her some more?

Is this ok? Unwins Sprouting Wheatgrass Seeds Unwins Sprouting Wheatgrass Seeds: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors

...reading through old posts for what seems like hours now, some mention not giving Timothy hay as that can cause gut upset? I’ve also grown wheatgrass but should I stop this too as it’s a new thing I was giving due to her not being able to eat hay back in November. Wondering if I should stop...

...kale once a month (I used to feed it every day the first 5 months I had piggies. Rookie mistake. Sorry.) pea shoots, cilantro, mint, wheatgrass, basil, parsley, thyme or dill as an afternoon snack. I'm trying to keep it to mint and cilantro mainly lately. In summer they get dandelion leaves...

I can’t see why it wouldn’t be acceptable, you basically want him to be tempted and encouraged to eat as much as possible. So glad to hear he’s started munching for himself, even if it is just a little! Come on Sylvester, you can do it :clap:!