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Thursday, 9 February 2023

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Mushrooms?

Yes, Guinea pigs can eat mushrooms but it is truly vital to know what type of mushrooms they can eat as some mushrooms they cannot eat and others they can eat.

If you are not sure of what kind of mushrooms you have or what kinds of mushrooms your guinea pigs can have it is best to first talk with your vet or domestic pet shop employee to find out what mushrooms your guinea pigs can have before offering any to them.

If you are still not sure just avoid the full condition by not feeding any mushrooms at all to your guinea pig.

Some things to note about mushrooms is that they are not a remarkable source of Vitamin C which is not a best begin for this food for guinea pigs as they need Vitamin C in their diet.

Anyway, on the other hand the best thing about mushrooms is they have minimal fat which is best.

Here is a list of few mushroom types that guinea pigs can and cannot eat. Note this list is not full and if you are unsure reject feeding mushroom altogether to your guinea pig.

Wild Mushrooms - not you cannot feed these to your guinea pigs at all. They can be risky and very toxic and have to be completely avoided.

White Mushrooms - it would not hurt this kind of mushroom to guinea pigs but again it is not value it as there is not much nutritional value for them.

Button Mushrooms - Yes, they can eat this kind of mushroom. Anyway, there is not much nutritional worth for them so it is not truly value feeding this mushroom to guinea pigs.

Portabello Mushrooms - yes, they can but again not much support for their fit diet.

Can guinea pigs eat mushroom soup?

No, don't try as the only liquid they should have is clear and pure water. Also, store-bought soups are generally highly salted and seasoned and so will be risky for the guinea pig.

Can guinea pigs eat mushroom risotto?

No, any cooked item is bad for guinea pigs, plus it will be seasoned and as well bad for them.

There are other kinds of mushrooms such as Chantelle Mushrooms, Bay Boletes, Straw mushrooms and Chestnut mushrooms that should be considered in a similar instructive way. If in doubt over their suitability then do not offer them to your guinea pigs.

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