Guinea pigs should get 1 cup twice a day, this is the measurement cup. The cup you use to measure out flour and sugar when making a cake.
If you are feeding baby carrots then each guinea pig should get 1 a day. Fruit has a high water and sugar content and therefore should only be fed, like you said, once or twice a week. The following site has a thread which includes nutritional charts, these charts have different vegetables and fruits which have been colour coded to represent how often you can feed that particular thing:
http://www.guineapigcages.com/forum/diet-nutrition/22156-everything-you-need-know-about-cavys-diet-read-me-nutrition-charts-info.html
2007-09-01 12:54:57
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Cucumber
Carrots: Buy carrots with leaves still attached, they like those.
Celery: Leafy celery is good
Peppers: Any pepper is good. Cut out seads.
Parsley: Great source of vitamin C
Cauliflower leaves: Only leaves. They like those best.
Broccoli: All broccoli is good, not just leaves and stems as commonly believed.
Grapes: This is an occasional choice. Maximum is one each a day
Romain Lettuce
A cup full of all this is a good choice. There are other vegetables and fruits you can give them as well, but these are the vegetables I give them everyday
2007-09-01 09:08:05
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answered by radioactivelollipops 2
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I wouldnt feed them too much tomato, it can be toxic to a lot of animals. Also, in practise it is better to rotate the fruits and veggies so they get different nutrients in their diet....and they can have a good handful a day. As long as you avoid citrus fruits, onions and iceberg lettuce, you can feed most veggies. For example: Monday: romaine or rocket lettuce, small piece of apple, carrot tuesday: celery, lollo rosso, small piece of pear, broccoli wednesday: spinach, cucumber, courgette Just vary what you give them. Also, 75% of your piggies diet should be hay, high quality and non dusty, which should always be available to them. I know people who feed hardly any pellets with lots of hay and veggies, its much healthier for the teeth and body
2016-04-02 22:21:57
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answered by Anonymous
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if you go to the pet store find a product find a juice (that are for rodents) That is called "santizipin75".If you cant find read my other tips.Well if you find it cut out a half of an orange and put one drop of the juice on the orange.Or give your Guinea pig piece of a carrot,a piece of celery,and a piece of lettuce.That will help your Guinea pig.
2007-09-01 10:06:51
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answered by Anonymous
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small palm full of grapes or baby carrots, one leaf of cabbage or romain lettuce the size of your hand, a couple apple slices. and if they don't eat all of that then give them less next time.
2007-09-01 08:31:50
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answered by theVBALLqueenx3 3
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http://www.cavymadness.com/carefood.php
2007-09-01 08:45:05
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answered by KimbeeJ 7
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