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If I went out and cut some grass from the park would I be able to feed it to them or would they catch something... I obviously would wash it!
 
You have to be careful of wee and poo of other animals/people ( :... ) so I am not sure really, personally I wouldn't but someone more knowledgeable may be able to advise otherwise.
 
I cut grass from my mums garden which has cats frequenting it & god knows what else, i always wash it before feeding & have had no problems. However, i am aware that a garden doesn't have as much "traffic" as a park, might be better if you found a relatively "untouched" patch to cut from :)
 
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I cut grass from my mums garden which has cats frequenting it & god knows what else, i always wash it before feeding & have had no problems. However, i am aware that a garden doesn't have as much "traffic" as a park, might be better if you found a relatively "untouched" patch to cut from :)
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I could cut it from the front gardens buns destroyed all knowing grass in the back :))!
 
We have an ongoing rat problem in our area & my piggies (& buns) go in the run to graze where rats have obviously been & are all fine because i don't wash the grass that's growing :))
 
Niki said:
We have an ongoing rat problem in our area & my piggies (& buns) go in the run to graze where rats have obviously been & are all fine because i don't wash the grass that's growing :))
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you don't wash growing grass Oh my :x, I'm going out to wash my front garden now :))!
 
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