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06-02-09, 01:25 pm
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I have looked all over and found no info on Goji berries.Dose any one have any insite.They sell them in health food stores and are a grest food for people High in Vite C,What do you thing good for pigies or not/       |
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06-02-09, 07:13 pm
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Any kind of dried fruit should never be fed to guinea pigs, because they tend to have a lot more sugar in them then the fresh, raw version of the fruit. I'm not sure about fresh/raw goji berries, though. You should wait until Ly&Pigs reads this thread, because she would be able to tell you about them. |
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06-04-09, 02:33 pm
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Again to reiterate, no dried fruits with the exception of an occasional raisin or a tiny portion of a dried fig. I don't know anything about these berries and I don't have time to research them right now. So until I get time to do research, please don't feed them. Thanks. |
