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Boston Green Beans

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Hello, I was wondering if all green beans are fine for them to eat at the same quantities. My mum just bought this type from the grocery coz it was on sale. I realised the Boston beans were thicker and bigger. I was wondering if that means I have to feed them less than 1 per piggie a day, or if this is not the right beans to feed them 🙃
thank you for reading.
 

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Hello, I was wondering if all green beans are fine for them to eat at the same quantities. My mum just bought this type from the grocery coz it was on sale. I realised the Boston beans were thicker and bigger. I was wondering if that means I have to feed them less than 1 per piggie a day, or if this is not the right beans to feed them 🙃
thank you for reading.
I don’t think that’s a problem at all, my two piggies have eaten plenty of these beans and never had a problem. One or two should be fine. If their poos become softer then cut back a bit
 
They’re all the same just thicker. My piggies get one each a day. They do prefer the thinner ones but will now eat the thicker ones as well.
 
They’re all the same just thicker. My piggies get one each a day. They do prefer the thinner ones but will now eat the thicker ones as well.
Ooh okay, Thank you for helping :)
 
They certainly look like ordinary green beans to me. I've never heard of Boston Beans before, the only similar reference I could find online was to Boston Baked Beans, which doesn't use this sort of bean ... Though I do use a greengrocer who calls the locally grown green beans he buys in season 'Bobby beans'.
 
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