What fruits and vegetables do Dutch pigs like to eat?

Dutch pigs like to eat leafy vegetables: lettuce, sweet potato leaves, celery, cabbage, lettuce and rhizomes such as carrots, sweet potatoes, they also like corn, cauliflower, gherkins, and courgettes, etc., and some Dutch pigs also like to eat bell peppers.

It feeds mainly on grasses, plant roots, and fruits

Dutch pigs are vegetarians, mainly feed on grass, plant roots and fruits, and like to eat fresh fruits and vegetables such as green peppers, lettuce, cherry tomatoes, etc., but fruits and vegetables and other foods with too high water content should not be overfed. Dutch pigs feed on plant foods, mainly eating the green parts of plants, with weeds such as dried Timothy grass, alfalfa grass, oat grass, barley grass, etc.

As follows:

1. Fruits. 2. Vegetables. Some of the vegetables that Dutch pigs like to eat are:

Romaine lettuce or red leaf lettuce, wrinkled leaf parsley (celery), kale, green edamame, carrots, eggplant, dandelion leaves, chicory, green peppers (not spicy), tomatoes, etc. Wash the vegetables before feeding.

3. Snacks. You can give some alfalfa and berry snacks, oil-free raw sunflower seed kernels. These things are very oily, be careful not to give too much each time.

4. Grasses. Timothy grass is suitable for eating every day, which can help digestion and help pigs regulate their stomach, prevent pigs from becoming overweight, and can also play a role in grinding teeth. Alfalfa grass is fed properly (2 to 3 times a week), because alfalfa grass is very rich in calcium, and excessive intake for a long time can lead to kidney stones in pigs, but Dutch pigs prefer to eat alfalfa.

Dutch pigs can eat many kinds of vegetables and fruits, such as lettuce, sweet potato leaves, celery, cabbage, all kinds of lettuce and rhizomes such as carrots, sweet potatoes, they also like corn, cauliflower, gherkins, and courgettes, etc., some Dutch pigs also like to eat peppers.

Fresh fruit is also a favorite food for Dutch pigs, apples, watermelon, etc. But be careful not to give too many fruits that are high in sugar. Don't do a lot at once, because the rabbit can't eat it all at once and spoils or attracts insects.

If you have a vacant lot or a balcony at home, you can try to grow some vegetables or pasture for the Dutch pigs to eat, so that the pigs can not only eat fresh fruits and vegetables, but also cultivate the fun of planting. It should be noted that the nutritional value of the young shoots and young leaves is not high, and it is best to wait for the leaves to be large enough and dark enough before giving them food.

How to raise Dutch pigs:

1. The cage annihilated Qing Zheng.

Dutch pigs are best raised in a special cage, the cage should be with a bottom net and foot pad, one is easy to clean, the other is not easy to hurt the feet of pigs, in addition to the cage, but also need to prepare drinking fountains, food bowls, bedding. It is best to choose a heavy weight for the food bowl, which is not easy to overturn, and the drinking fountain is made of a special ball-bearing song type for small pets.

2. Diet. The daily diet of Dutch pigs is generally composed of hay + Dutch pig food + appropriate amount of vegetables and fruits + boiled water every day.

3. Take a bath. When bathing Dutch pigs, pay attention to the water should not exceed the mouth, the water should be warmer, just dry it with a towel, it is not good to use a hair dryer, the hair dryer has radiation, and it is easy to scare it. Generally, it is good to wash it once a week.

4. Hygiene. Dutch pigs excrete a large amount and are prone to odors if they are not removed in time. It can learn to go to the toilet in a fixed place, which is easy to clean up, but this requires the patience of the owner.

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Hello, Dutch pigs are herbivores, do not like to eat fishmeal and other animal feed, like to eat cellulose gramineous grass or dry forage. The animal feed in the diet should not exceed 5%, otherwise it will affect the appetite of Dutch pigs, and even refuse to eat. Dutch pigs can eat all kinds of forage, wild vegetables, leaves, melon peels, etc., and have a strong ability to detoxify some poisonous plants.

But Dutch pigs** like to eat leafy grasses, such as moss, clover, ryegrass, wheat seedlings, corn leaves, etc. Dutch pigs also like to eat a sweet feed, adding 2% to 3% molasses to the diet of Dutch pigs can improve the palatability of private chat and reduce dust. Sugar by-products such as beet pomace, carrots, tender corn, sweet potatoes, etc. are all feed that Dutch pigs like to eat, but they should not be excessive.

Eat weeds (dried Timothy grass, alfalfa grass, oat grass, barley grass, wheat grass, etc.) as the staple food, and like to eat fresh fruits and vegetables such as green peppers, lettuce, cherry tomatoes, etc.

However, fruits and vegetables and other foods with too high water content should not be overfed, which is easy to cause guinea pig diarrhea and prohibit cruciferous and starchy things. Guinea pigs eat a large amount of food and have a strong appetite for the feed they are accustomed to, but they are particularly sensitive to spoiled feed, so they often reduce or waste their food, and even cause miscarriage. It is also particularly sensitive to antimicrobials, and it is easy to cause enteritis after administration, such as the use of penicillin, regardless of the dose and route, it can cause small intestine and colitis, and even make it die.

The sensitivity to penicillin is 1000 times higher than that of mice, so special care should be taken when using penicillin**. In contrast to rats and mice, it eats less and moves less at night.

Our family loves cabbage, greens, rice and apple peels.

Summary. Hello! Kiss!

Dutch pigs can eat many kinds of vegetables and fruits, including but not limited to: vegetables: carrots, cucumbers, broccoli, beans, spinach, tomatoes, asparagus, green peppers, pumpkin, kale, lettuce, etc.

Fruits: apples, bananas, strawberries, grapes, cherries, blueberries, watermelons, oranges, grapefruits, etc. When feeding Dutch pigs, it is important not to feed too many fruits with high sugar content, otherwise it is easy to cause obesity or dental problems.

What vegetables can guinea pigs eat? Or fruit.

Hello! Kiss! Dutch pigs can eat a wide variety of vegetables and fruits, including but not limited to:

Vegetables: carrots, cucumbers, broccoli, beans, spinach, tomatoes, asparagus, green peppers, pumpkin, kale, lettuce, etc. Fruits:

Apples, bananas, strawberries, grapes, cherries, blueberries, sage, oranges, grapefruits, etc. When feeding Dutch pigs, it should be noted that you should not feed too many hail fruits with high sugar content, otherwise it is easy to cause obesity or dental problems.

So why don't rats eat hay?

Hello! Kiss! Actually, rodents are supposed to eat hay.

Hay is rich in fiber and other trace elements, which can promote gastrointestinal motility in rodents, helping to maintain intestinal health and normal digestive function. In addition, eating hay can also help rodents grind their teeth and avoid health problems caused by long teeth. There are a few reasons why your rats don't like to eat hay very much:

Newly introduced food needs to adapt: If your rat has never been exposed to hay, it may take a while to get used to this new food. Maybe the quality is not good:

If the quality of the hay is not good, improper storage, etc., it will affect the taste and flavor of the hay, which is not conducive to the production and marketing of rats and rats' appetite. May be nutrient-deficient: Although hay is a very important feed, other vegetables, fruits, and grains need to be added to the rat's diet to meet the overall and balanced nutritional needs of rats.

Therefore, in order for rats to eat a nutritionally balanced diet, we need to provide high-quality hay and add the right food to the rat's diet to meet its comprehensive and balanced nutritional needs. At the same time, we can also try different kinds of hay to find the taste that the rat likes to stimulate its appetite.