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By increasing our understanding of the basic nutritional requirements of pet Guinea pigs, positive contributions can be made to improving their overall health and welfare. This webinar will review what we currently know concerning pet Guinea pig nutritional requirements. Wild Guinea pig diets will be discussed and current pet Guinea pig owner feeding habits detailed. The webinar will also cover possible adverse effects of incorrect nutrition on Guinea pigs and how this may affect their welfare. Were information is lacking for Guinea pigs, possible diet extrapolations from other species will be discussed. This webinar will be helpful as an overview of Guinea pig nutrition for all veterinary staff treating pet Guinea pigs, and giving dietary advice in veterinary practice.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognise that Guinea pigs are popular pets, but are not routinely presented for veterinary examination unlike other pet species
- Recognise that currently scientifically robust studies determining the nutritional requirements of pet Guinea pigs in the UK are lacking
- Know what the current dietary recommendations are for pet Guinea pigs
- Recognise the importance of dietary vitamin C for pet Guinea pigs
- Know what potential adverse health effects may occur in pet guinea pigs associated with an incorrect diet
This webinar is free to watch with thanks to Burgess Excel.
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