Tissue Paper
Papyrus Tenuis Delicatus
Guideline: Never Feed
Type: Miscellaneous
Other Names: Facial tissue, toilet paper, gift wrap tissue
Tissue paper may refer to any paper material such as toilet paper, Kleenex, and gift packing paper. Most paper materials are safe for your pet; however, watch out for papers that are heavily dyed, have metal inlays, or other synthetic materials in the paper, like glitter. Also, beware of paper
materials that contain too many unnatural chemicals.
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Is Tissue Paper item toxic?
Plain paper is not a classic toxin like a plant, but it is not food. Inks, dyes, glitter, and fragrances can irritate rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas and raise obstruction risk if large wads are swallowed.
Should I feed my pet Tissue Paper?
No. Do not feed tissue paper to rabbits, guinea pigs, or chinchillas. Plain paper can be a shred toy only—not a meal.
How much can I feed them?
Do not offer as food. If your pet swallowed a lot of dyed or glittery paper, contact your veterinarian if appetite or stool changes.
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