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Like humans, guinea pigs cannot keep vitamin c in their systems, so they need to eat fresh vegetables containing this every day, or they will suffer from scurvy. The best vegetables to feed a guinea pig are carrots, salad peppers (with seeds stalk removed), cucumber, dark cabbage (like savoy or curly kale), and celery (cut into small pieces to prevent choking on the threads). I feed my guinea pigs fresh food twice a day; once at around 7.30am, and again at around 6pm. A good portion for an adult guinea pig is half a carrot, half a large pepper, a quarter of a cucumber, a large cabbage leaf, or a stick of celery (cut up!). Guinea pigs also like other vegetables so it’s a case of trial and error to see what yours likes best; but be careful, as some foods that are safe for humans are not safe for guinea pigs, so if you’re not sure, stick to the list I gave you. Guinea pigs also like some fruits, particularly apples and grapes, but these should be fed sparingly as too many will cause mouth ulcers due to the acid content. Guinea pigs adore parsley (the fresh, curly leafed kind) and it has medicinal qualities; so a little of this once a week will keep your new pet happy and healthy. two days to die The last thing you need is your system not working properly! Eat smaller meals, but more meals Rather than 3 meals a day, eat 5 small scale meals if you can find the time. It’ll keep your metabolism from going into sleep mode. Make sure they’re actual meals and not just snack foods! Tweak your routine Have an errand to run? Park a little further from the entrance to where you need to go so you walk a little longer.
Use the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) MyPyramid to guide healthy diet choices. The FDA recommends eating at least three ounces of whole grains daily. Eat dark green and orange vegetables and fruits. Add dry beans and peas to your menu. Eat fresh, frozen, dried or canned fruit every day. Do not rely on fruit juices for your fruit servings. Consume low fat or fat free dairy products or other calcium rich foods. Eat less meat than any other foods. Grill or bake lean meat or chicken. Emphasize protein rich fish, beans and nuts. two days to die Replace meat with the right things. Replacing meat with foods that will be fulfilling and tasty, keeps the no meat regiment from feeling like a diet and more like a positive change. Since many of the foods in a plant based diet have considerably lower calories, it is possible to eat plenty while still staying on track and staying satisfied. Many animal foods have vegetarian equivalents which are designed to taste similar while still being rich in protein and vitamins try MorningStar or Quorn brands. For breakfast, bake up a Morningstar Veggie Sausage Pattie, which is 80 calories, to replace the same amount of sausage links containing 117 calories. A host of vegetarian cookbooks are published with calorie counts for each recipe: pick one up for a stream of ideas to supplement your own.