were having a meal tomorrow that has spinach, carrots, fresh herbs etc in it so my boys get some of them before I add the rest to my cooking same with our Sunday meal they have parsnip, green beans, cabbage, carrot, fresh mini corn, broccoli , colly etc (not that we have that all in one meal lol)
Piggies can be fussy...especially if they have been given the same veg often, it can also take over 5 times introducing a veg before a piggie knows if they like something (much like a baby). I would suggest trying some of these again eg sliced greens, peppers, celery, coriander, etc . Carrots are rather unhealthy to feed on a regular basis and especially if they dont eat pellets, they need a good quality veg diet (leafy greens and vitamin c high veg such as peppers).
Hi I have only tried red peppers tbh. I chose red as they are sweeter than the other colours and based (unscientifically) on my childrens' preferences. What you say about your piggies preferences really fits with the way peppers start green, then go yellow, then orange then red depending on how long they are left to ripen.@PiggySmitten hi, mine are so fussy with peppers too I have tried them on all 4 colours and they won't touch the green ones are picky about yellow ones will have try at the orange ones and seem to really like the red ones when it suits them lol.
Their favourite things are...cos lettuce, spinach, fresh parsley, honey dew melon, cucumber, cherry toms, celery, spring greens, raspberry leaves and grass
there on my 'almost daily' safe food guild best to pick new green leaves making sure they don't have any bugs or disease on them. Our raspberry bush has taken over so I've been putting 4-6 in with their veg every other day they love them. I've just read parsley is not to be given that often I've been giving them parsley every other day as it said It was ok often know I've read it's not... It's so confusing some times to know what is best, eg we eat a lot of fresh spinach the vet said it's ok to feed it to piggies often I've read in the guilds not too because of the vit A 
. Anyway yep I thought the same thing about the colour steps of the peppers...not fussy pigs....cleaver pigs.
I feed my gang carrot tops every day and the actual carrots every two or three days. But I've never tried them on parsnip before! They love Cauli and cabbage and corn cob complete with the sheath. Oh, and cherry tomatoes every other day. This is not by any means the full list.Vitamin drops don't really work, I've heard this a lot so I ran it by my vet she said the vit c is soon weakened in the water making it pointless really. The best way to get vit c into your piggies is through veg (I've heard not to give carrots every day too) the link that lisaali shared should help you, try different things from the list and you can try the ones they don't like again at a later date they may start liking them. My boys have hay all day I always keep it topped up, a large bowl of veg in the morning, grass during their run time if the weather is nice, a little treat in the afternoon (which changes daily) such as a bit more veg or dandelion/raspberry leaves with a few slices of apple or some grapes, Then pellets in the evening and fresh water twice a day. May be use the guild to find things you eat eg things you have in the fridge and try them on them
Hope that was of some help.
Kell x
Hi, I think laurel Hallman is a teenage mum to ollie piggy if I'm right In thinking from another post and he's the only one as laurel is not allowed to have any more.
