‘When you reach into your guinea pig’s cage or hutch, you might find that it runs away and hides. This isn’t a bad thing – it’s their natural behaviour and it shows that they are fit and alert.’
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‘What do we and guinea pigs, and only very few other animals have in common.’
‘The baby guinea pigs will be walking and eating within an hour and they like to explore.’
‘Guinea pigs like lots of space and don’t enjoy being cooped up all day in very small hutches – so the bigger the guinea pig hutch the better!
‘Guinea pigs are happy living indoors at the temperatures that we are used to in the home. By keeping your guinea pigs indoors, you can also give them a lot more space’
‘Unlike most of the creatures in the rodent family, guinea pigs do not wash themselves.’
‘Your guinea pig will need a balanced diet to keep them happy and healthy.’
‘Conjunctivitis, which is basically inflammation of the white of the eye can be cause by bacteria or anything which can cause an allergic reaction.’
‘To ensure that you don’t end up with lots of little piggies, be sure that you know the sex of the guinea pig that you are buying.’


