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I don't see this on the chart. Where does this fall in terms of feeding? Is it high calcium? TIA
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No, you really shouldn't be feeding your guinea pigs leeks. Also, FYI, they contain 59mg of calcium per 100g of leeks.
Quote from the website https://guineapigcare.com.au/piggy-pedia/can-guinea-pigs-eat-leeks/
"They will definitely eat the leeks… however the answer is NO you shouldn’t feed your guinea pigs leeks. Leeks are a part of the garlic family and contain sulphides which in excess will cause problems for your piggies."
Quote from the website https://guineapigcare.com.au/piggy-pedia/can-guinea-pigs-eat-leeks/
"They will definitely eat the leeks… however the answer is NO you shouldn’t feed your guinea pigs leeks. Leeks are a part of the garlic family and contain sulphides which in excess will cause problems for your piggies."
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Nothing that's related to an onion, and leeks definitely are.
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