Parsley is a vegetable that is cultivated for use as a spice or a herb for cooking. It is famous all over the world and is enjoyed by most people around the globe. Italians,...
Often mistaken to be the same thing, hamsters and guinea pigs are two different animals. Guinea pigs tend to exhibit a few similarities to hamsters, but this does not put them under one category....
Greens have been an integral part of the human and animal diet for a long time. Many people have used vegetables for their food since time immemorial. They are filled with sufficient nutrients that...
Lemons are very tasty and healthy fruit. They have a specific acidic taste, and the aroma and scent are refreshing and pleasant. We can have lemon juice or use it for taste in cocktails,...
Everyone knows what is lavender. And everyone likes it too! This gorgeous blue-purple flower is famous for its nice smell which creates a relaxation effect. We use lavender scents all the time; simply look...
Grapes are succulent fruits that are enjoyed by everyone all over the world. They are sweet and tasty, but are grapes safe for the guinea pigs? A good pet owner will do some research...
Peppers are fruit but often mistaken for a vegetable. They belong to the nightshade family but still have a slight relationship with tomatoes, breadfruit, and chili peppers. Green peppers are eaten either raw or...
Guinea pigs are rapidly gaining love and attention from humans as pets. Every single day, someone adopts a guinea pig as a house pet. These cute little animals can eat most stuff which makes...
Dandelion flowers might be considered weeds, unwanted, but one thing for sure is that they are nutritious. Well, according to several studies, these weeds have been identified as some of the most nutrient potent...
Limes are a vibrant-green fruit with a bright green flesh, acidic lemon taste, and specific aroma. And it is like a green lemon, with just a few minor differences. We use limes for cooking and...
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!
