), sweetcorn, carrot, parsley, kale, spinach, rocket, corriander, watercress, various other herbs, peppers, cauliflower...then other fruit (but not often) like strawberries, melon, banana, grapes etc.
Good advice about feeding only a little lettuce (Romaine is OK in moderation and introduced gradually, as are most save for Iceberg) but they can have a far more varied diet than you've suggested and don't miss out grass (which guineas love) and hay for keeping teeth in check and boredom at bay Sunflower seeds are my current treat, and my Chicory is growing nicely too with the lettuce thing, we all have different views i think. i would definitely not give it to them a lot, however, once or twice a week as a treat in small doses should be ok, it shouldn't be considered an actual food though, i don't think, but as a treat. that is how i feed it, very occassionaly as a treat. they do love it, but it hasn't got much nutritional value at all. and don't feed iceburg. apples have a high sugar content and are quite acidic and can cause mouth sores, so only feed about once a week as a treat, and cabbage and broccoli, as sunshineandtwinkle has said is ok 2-4 times a week. i only give treats like veggies, fruit, different hays, herbs and dried herbs and fruit etc. only natural definitely, mine like strawberry leaves as a treat from my garden. ), but only until the first 2 leaves are showing. They are high in Protein so should only be fed as a treat, they are also very nutritious containing amongst other things 7 of the B vitamins. Planet Guinea Sunflower Greens