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Research on Bloat


Report the occurrence (or absence) of bloat in your guinea pig

 If you have more than one guinea pig, please fill out a separate report for each guinea pig. You may not know the answers to some questions; if you can, please ask your vet about it, but if not, just leave it blank.

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    Lifestyle

    Cruciferous vegetables include: arugula, bok choy, broccoflower (romanesco), broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, canola, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, choy sum, collard greens, daikon, Ethiopian mustard, gai-lan (Chinese broccoli), garden cress, horseradish, kale, kohlrabi, komatsuna, land cress, maca, mizuna, mustard, napa cabbage, pepperweed, radish, and rapini.
    Cruciferous vegetables include: arugula, bok choy, broccoflower (romanesco), broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, canola, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, choy sum, collard greens, daikon, Ethiopian mustard, gai-lan (Chinese broccoli), garden cress, horseradish, kale, kohlrabi, komatsuna, land cress, maca, mizuna, mustard, napa cabbage, pepperweed, radish, and rapini.

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    • Rescues >
      • Canada
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    • Boarders >
      • Canada
      • USA
      • England
      • Wales
      • Netherlands
      • Australia
      • New Zealand
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      • Oceania
    • Airlines
    • Clubs >
      • North America
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      • Africa
      • Oceania
    • Insurance >
      • North America
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      • Oceania
  • Initiative
    • Chapter 18 - Integumentary System
  • Research
    • Medical treatments >
      • Medication
      • Diagnostic imaging
      • Surgery
    • Diet and edibility >
      • Malocclusion
      • Bloat
      • Lithiasis (stones)
      • Edibility
      • Choking
    • Health conditions >
      • Congenital abnormalities
      • Pregnancy and babies
      • Special needs
      • Other conditions
    • Submit photos
    • Submit anecdotes
    • Submit articles
  • Contact