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	<title>Comments on: What is a gluten free diet for a guinea pig?</title>
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		<title>By: Guinea Girl</title>
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Well, Obviously hay and veges are no prob, but the pellet food could be a problem.
You could try to do A non-pellet diet, but that could be highly complicated, sorry.
Although, there ARE gp foods out there without gluten in!
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<p>Well, Obviously hay and veges are no prob, but the pellet food could be a problem.<br />
You could try to do A non-pellet diet, but that could be highly complicated, sorry.<br />
Although, there ARE gp foods out there without gluten in!<br />
gd luck =)</p>
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		<title>By: Justified</title>
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The staples of a guinea pig's diet are:
Timothy Hay
Pellets
Fresh Veggies

Timothy Hay is a grass hay &amp; contains no gluten. The pellets, however, are a different story. All of them contain wheat hulls, soybean hulls, etc. So the pellets would be an issue. The fresh veggies, of course, are not an issue.

I have *heard* of people that feed their piggies a pellet-less diet, but have no firsthand experience with it. You might want to search this topic on  and see what kind of info you can find. It seems that I remember it being very difficult to calculate the proper nutrient, vitamin, and caloric requirements they need each day without using pellets.

Below is a link to piggie-safe veggies that may be helpful:
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<p>The staples of a guinea pig&#8217;s diet are:<br />
Timothy Hay<br />
Pellets<br />
Fresh Veggies</p>
<p>Timothy Hay is a grass hay &#038; contains no gluten. The pellets, however, are a different story. All of them contain wheat hulls, soybean hulls, etc. So the pellets would be an issue. The fresh veggies, of course, are not an issue.</p>
<p>I have *heard* of people that feed their piggies a pellet-less diet, but have no firsthand experience with it. You might want to search this topic on  and see what kind of info you can find. It seems that I remember it being very difficult to calculate the proper nutrient, vitamin, and caloric requirements they need each day without using pellets.</p>
<p>Below is a link to piggie-safe veggies that may be helpful:<br />
Good luck!</p>
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