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A few times weekly is fine. It contains 243mg of calcium per 100 grams, but its calcium to phosphorus ratio is fine, as it's lower in phosphorus than calcium. Moreover, it's high in fiber and many vitamins, including Vitamin C. :yahoo:
 
I’m not sure. I can’t get any of mine to eat it, so it’s not been an issue here. But generally speaking I’d limit it to once or twice a week if it’s being added to the more usual veggies etc. The diet guide explains what can be eaten more frequently. Long Term Balanced General And Special Needs Guinea Pig Diets
Mine looked at it, nibbled it and then started reversing away from it, and then Dot came back and then backed away again🤣
 
A few times weekly is fine. It contains 243mg of calcium per 100 grams, but its calcium to phosphorus ratio is fine, as it's lower in phosphorus than calcium. Moreover, it's high in fiber and many vitamins, including Vitamin C. :yahoo:
It’s the phosphorus that causes the stones isn’t it? I’ll still feed it sparingly tho just to be on the safe side. It’s their new favourite 😁
 
It’s the phosphorus that causes the stones isn’t it? I’ll still feed it sparingly tho just to be on the safe side. It’s their new favourite 😁
I think phosphorus causes the gas bloat. And the calcium with stones. But I'm not a vet so i am just saying what i think i know
 
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Please also see post 14 of this thread

Kale?

Stewybus is a very knowledgeable guinea pig owner who explains that calcium, magnesium and phosphorus are essential nutrients for guineas pigs ... And it is the proportion that is important
 
@JandfpiggiesUK @SkyPipDotBernie

Please also see post 14 of this thread

Kale?

Stewybus is a very knowledgeable guinea pig owner who explains that calcium, magnesium and phosphorus are essential nutrients for guineas pigs ... And it is the proportion that is important
Ah yes, I’ve messaged Stuart previously in the past for advice, he’s very helpful. I’ll drop him a message.

Thank you x
 
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