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Research on Edibility


Report the edibility of a fruit, vegetable, forage, or other plant

If you feed more than one unusual plant to your guinea pigs or you have more than one guinea pig, please fill out a separate report for each plant fed to each guinea pig.

Submit a report


    Plant information

    Sprout, young, mature, etc.
    Location includes city, state, and country. Examples of environment are roadside, forest, riverbank, etc.
    Sprayed with any sort of pesticide. Contaminated with the faeces or urine of other animals, as well as any chemical spills.

    Guinea pig information


    Feeding of plant

    For example, a urinary tract infection, an eye ulcer, soft poos, etc.

    Short-term reaction

    The type or size of the reaction does not matter. Include things as simple as softened poos or increased thirst.

    Long-term possible link

    For example, getting an infection from an open wound unrelated to the plant.

    Your contact details

    I will only contact you if I have any further questions regarding your experience.

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      • Malocclusion
      • Bloat
      • Lithiasis (stones)
      • Edibility
      • Choking
    • Health conditions >
      • Congenital abnormalities
      • Pregnancy and babies
      • Special needs
      • Other conditions
    • Submit photos
    • Submit anecdotes
    • Submit articles
  • Contact