Is there anything tastier than cheese? Well, of course, we all like eating cheese because we can use it in many different recipes. When in a rush, some grilled cheese sandwich always does the trick. We can also enjoy some breaded cheese, mac and cheese, toasts, pastries, and more cheesy foods. You might get tempted to toss a small slice of cheese to the guinea pig, but should you? There is no denying that cheese...
Pasta is the one food item that literally everyone loves. Nobody refuses a plate full of spaghetti or macaroni with some nice sauce, cheese topping, spices, ketchup, and mayo, or anything you can imagine. Pasta is incredibly versatile and easy to cook. It is perfect comfort food when we lack time to cook. Pasta is done is 7 min after that we can add whatever we can find, and the tasty meal is done! Have...
How many of us have seen or tasted the dragon fruit? The dragon fruit is pink on the outside, but white with black spots on the inside. It has a very specific look, and sometimes it comes in other colors as well. The taste of this fruit is almost neutral but still pleasant. The texture is very similar to a kiwi, but unlike kiwi, this one is not so sweet. In culinary purposes, the dragon...
It is a known fact that guinea pigs, unfortunately, can suffer from a vitamin C deficiency and without a proper daily dosage of this vitamin they can develop serious health problems. Therefore, it is highly important to feed your guinea pig with the right types of vitamin C rich foods or supplements because they cannot produce vitamin C by themselves. So, what are the most recommended vitamin C rich foods for our guinea pigs? To...
The blackcurrant is the small, round, dark-color fruit that resembles a berry, except it is smoother and perfectly round. In fact, it belongs to the family of berry fruits! The blackcurrant is incredibly tasty and healthy too. The taste is mild, earthy, and a mix of acidic and sweet at the same time. We consume the blackcurrants for the health benefits they offer, like getting enough vitamins, slowing down the process of aging, and keeping...
There is always one veggie that we absolutely love to use for most of our meals, and that is the bell pepper. Today we are discussing the yellow bell pepper. A delicious veggie for almost any recipe. Let’s see if our guinea pigs if yellow bell peppers are safe food for our guinea pigs. Can guinea pigs eat yellow bell peppers? Yes, guinea pigs can eat yellow bell peppers. These type of bell peppers are...
In this article, we are going to talk about root vegetable called swede. Swede is also called rutabaga. This root veggie is a blend (a cross) between turnip and cabbage. We use swede roots in many ways for different recipes, and the leaves are also sometimes consumed too in salads for example. Now we will check if our guinea pigs can also safely eat swede. Can guinea pigs eat swede? Yes, guinea pigs can eat...
Sprouts are a known power-food that are rich in fibers, vitamins and they also have antioxidant properties. They are widely recommended to be included in a balanced diet and can be used to feed animals. But what are they exactly? Well, they are germinated seeds. Curiously, there are several types of sprouts that include broccoli, clover, Alfalfa, wheat, soybean, radish, onion, pea and many more. They are not only cheap to grow but can also...
Everyone who has a home garden knows the burden of cleaning out the weeds. It is the most tedious thing in the world! But, if you keep guinea pigs as pets you might want to stop for a second and read this article. The guinea pigs can consume some types of weeds, and you might just have them in your garden. Of course, there are many types of weed, but trust me it is worth...
Summer has already started and we are all excited because we can’t wait for the juicy, refreshing watermelons! Nothing is better during the hot summer days than a slice of this watery-sweet fruit. When I cut the huge watermelon, I just eat the seedless pink center and just like everyone else throw away the whole rind part. You probably do the same, but throwing the rind could be wrong. It is nutritious and edible, so...
Guinea Pig Tube was founded because I LOVE Guinea Pigs. It all started with one guinea pig that I quite accidentally bought over a 10 years ago. I wanted to raise a healthy guinea pig but had zero knowledge about how to do that. Some information I found on the internet has hurt more than it helped.
Please look around and use the resources. If some of this information help at least some of the guinea pigs out there then the purpose of this site is achieved!
