Can guinea pigs eat melon rind? Melon rind is the skin found on a melon fruit. It has a rubbery texture and can be torn by hand with a bit of effort, but easily cut up with a knife. It protects the flesh of a melon from being harmed.

Can guinea pigs eat melon rind?

They can eat it in small amounts only. They may find it quite nutritious and won’t mind eating it. It will contain a lot of water though, hence why only small amounts of it are recommended.

For more foods that guinea pigs can and can’t eat, check out our guinea pig food list