Hi, Kevin here. We’re into the second week of the A to Z Challenge, and in case you’re just visiting, I’m a six year old ginger and white guinea pig. This blog was started by Fred and George, Mummy’s very first guinea pigs. She writes books about them too.
Our A to Z Challenge theme is “Our Favourite Things”
H is for Hay
Hay is marvellous stuff. It’s best straight from the bag, although Mummy doesn’t understand why clean looking hay that’s been in the cage for an hour or two needs to be supplemented with some from the bag. Well, a guinea pig can never have enough hay (and neither can a rabbit or a horse for that matter).
Hay is great to eat, full of good fibre and tough stalks to help our teeth work properly.
With the help of George, Humphrey, Hector, Oscar, Midge, Victor, Hugo, Percy and me, here we demonstrate its uses. (mouse over the picture for the caption)
and, if Mummy can get it to work, here is a video of me eating hay. I’ve got a touch of conjunctivitis, in case you wondered about my weepy eye.
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Hi Kevin – I’m here and I’m talking to you … Hay you, hey you, hay you … whichever way you want – but it’s good to see you here this Monday afternoon – hope you had a happy Sunday before H day came around! I can see Hay is an essential item on Mummy’s shopping list … cheers and my horses like hay too … Hilary
http://positiveletters.blogspot.co.uk/2017/04/h-is-for-horse.html
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It’s so nice to meet you, Kevin! 🙂 You have a lovely family, as well. Enjoy your hay.
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When Digby was a newbie here, he ate more hay than I’ve ever seen anypig eat. He ate much more then big brother Atticus. I guess he needed all that fiber to grow into the mighty boar he is today.
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Hi Kevin!Thanks for filling me in on the many guinea pig uses of hay! How do you decide when to eat it and when to nest in hit?
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