Can Guinea Pigs have raisins and sultanas?

AVOID THESE FOODS!

any fruits or vegetables that have been frozen, cooked, tinned, preserved, or otherwise altered

Potatoes (skin and eyes are poisonous)

Mushrooms

Avocado

Rhubarb

Hot Peppers

Jams and jellies

Nuts

Dairy

Meat

"Junk food"

Grapes and raisins

Celery is poisinous

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Sorry, this isn't exactly answering it, and I will get thumbs down but wutevs.

I know rabbits can eat raisins, and rabbits and guinea pigs are a lot alike. So yes, I think guinea pigs and eat them. But here's the rule with bunnies:

raisins are a treat, treat, so don't feed them for a meal. They are just like cookies are to us.

Sorry, hope this helps. :)

Hi there.

Well, grapes are bad for guinea pigs, and as raisins are dried grapes, I'd say that you shouldn't give your piggies raisins and sultanas - just in case!

Hope I helped :)

Raisins are poisonous to dogs, so I'd keep them for the kids, and give the guinea pigs the grape leaves ! (long as the leaves aren't sulfered)

I also give mine squash, green tomatos, green grass, dandylions, mulberry leaves, milkweed, pigweed, mallow, flowers from daylilies and roses, and rose hips and oranges etc.

I know they eat fresh fruit with relish and thrive. That includes grapes, from which raisins and sultanas are derived (from the sultana grape actually).

The issue would be how many! The drying process hugely increases the sugar content and such supplements are not really that good for them............ you don't want little fatties.........

yes - they probably will like them a lot

Though they may find them tasty, raisins are dried grapes, and grapes are a big NO-NO for many animals. Be careful. I'd skip them to be safe.