guineapigz
pig in muck
There's No Such Thing as Flyin' Pigs!?
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Post by guineapigz on Sept 14, 2008 11:31:06 GMT
Someone asked me this and I dont know the answer:
'can I use Mango Branches for my Guinea Pig to chew on/ make a tunnel out of? Or a rubber tree??'
Would be great if you could answer~I'm also in a rush
Thanks...
Reason for Editing: Changed the thread title to better reflect the content - PigPog xxx
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Post by PigPog on Sept 14, 2008 11:33:35 GMT
Good question.... I think the general rule is fruit branches are okay, but don't quote me on that - best to wait for more replies. Rubber tree branches I would avoid, simply because I've never heard of anyone using them to make tunnels for guinea pigs!  |
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guineapigz
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Post by guineapigz on Sept 14, 2008 11:34:49 GMT
Thanks for a quick reply, I thought that too.
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Post by Hugs-Cavies (Doris) on Sept 14, 2008 18:22:13 GMT
Fruit trees (apple, pear) yes. Rubber tree, no, sounds too dodgy to me  |
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guineapigz
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There's No Such Thing as Flyin' Pigs!?
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Post by guineapigz on Sept 15, 2008 14:57:52 GMT
Luckly it is not me who wanted to know this. Some Guinea Pig owner wanted me to find it out for him. This is the place to come!  |
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Post by Tanya's Tribbles on Sept 17, 2008 19:52:02 GMT
It would have to be a no from me as the sap can rot their teeth
it is a bit sweeter with it being a tropical fruit i guess.
Tanya
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