Guinea pigs are fun, quirky companions for people of all ages. Though small, these little animals have bags of character and very distinct, individual personalities. If you’re thinking of bringing some guinea pigs into your home, you’ll be rewarded by conversational squeaks, affectionate nuzzling, and the comical sight of your pets devouring hay and vegetables like there’s no tomorrow. If you’re already an owner, then you’ll know firsthand what enjoyable and easy pets they are to look after.
Guinea pigs make fantastic pets for children and adults alike
This guide is for longstanding, new and potential owners alike. We have in-depth information for those who want to learn about guinea pigs and their care, all organised into neat sub-sections for those who want to refresh their knowledge on a certain topic. The guide covers many aspects of guinea pig ownership, from choosing your pet all the way through to grooming and healthcare.
Maeve, 7 December 2019
I’ve had guinea pig for almost a year now and if anyone is thinking about getting one I would highly recommend to add to that I would really recommend a c&c cage with a 2 by 2 loft as if guinea pigs do not get along it is ideal. Personally I want my guinea pigs to be a comfortable as possible so I have a “guinea pig dad” fleece liner with a pocket. I found wish a good spot to buy little bits. If you put youre guinea pigs outside in a safe enclosure for half anhour every once in a while WHATCH OUT FOR HEDGEHOGS ! These cute little creatures are covered in fleas and could pass them on to your pigs this has happened to me and ended up costing me $35 as I had to bring them to the vet. If you have any queries on guinea pigs or anything to do with them contact me at maevetunney@gmail.com I will be happy to help thanks bye for now ????