Hay is a significant component of a Guinea Pigs’ balanced diet. Water and hay are the two most essential elements of your pet Guinea Pigs’ well-being and care. Good quality, fresh Hay is the most important nutrition for Guinea pigs and other small animals. It not only supplies healthy teeth and digestion, but it also … Read more
Serving your Guinea Pig clean, fresh water and fresh food in clean dishes is vital. With family life being a constant rat-race, it can be easy to forget to change out your pets’ water and food bowl. Bacteria and diseases can happen rather fast. To prevent this, keeping your Guinea Pigs dishes clean is a … Read more
Guinea Pigs, like many small animals, need soft and comfy bedding for their cage or hutch. The ideal scenario would be that their cage remains free of smells and remains dry. However, due to the strong smell of their urine, that is impossible unless you clean it often. Changing her bedding between cleanings is the … Read more
When you decided to have a Guinea Pig as a pet, you more than likely did not sign up for one that had ticks, mites, and lice. The bad news is Guinea Pig lice and other lovely little parasites if not kept clean and brushed can soon become infested with pesky bugs. The good news … Read more
Unlike humans, who often find traveling exciting and fun, guinea pigs are not typically keen on the idea. Therefore, it is your responsibility to do what you can to minimize the stress and anxiety for your Guinea Pig before setting out on an adventure. That includes whether you are going to the vet for his … Read more
Male Guinea Pigs are not the classiest pets when it comes to their poop. Some prefer to poop in their home, then graciously lie in for hours. The ones that do this do it so much that their hair falls out and their skin becomes covered in scales. The good news is, not all are … Read more
Knowing how to recognize healthy, quality pellets for your Guinea Pig is vital. Many owners offer a pelleted feed along with a variety of other nutritious foods. The most critical factor is ensuring your Guinea Pig is eating the necessary nutrients to help it thrive. Pellets are not by any means meant to be a … Read more
A hutch for Guinea Pigs design is for a pet owner that prefers their pets live outdoors. Especially during the summer months while some live outdoors all year round. If you choose for your Guinea Pig to live indoors, you will need an indoor cage. Keep in mind that experts highly recommend that your pet … Read more
Clean, fresh water should always be available if you are raising a Guinea Pig. If their water turns stagnant, changing it for freshwater should take place quickly. You need to be sure you replace the water each day to prevent her from not drinking due to the bad smell and taste. Are there any real … Read more