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Guinea Pig Home
Information on a guinea pig home, bird aviaries for chicks, and rabbit hutches, can be found online on most small pet sites.
In the wild, these animals inhabit open, grassy areas. They usually live in naturally protected areas or burrows deserted by other animals. They are strictly herbivorous animals. Cavies are very popular pets because of their availability, docile temperaments, tendency not to bite or scratch when handled, relatively clean habits and just cute and funny appearance. Before buying this animal as a pet, try to educate yourself about the care for the species and ask the breeder a few questions. Keep in mind that the pet will need regular veterinary exams, which should be done about twice a year.
Information on a guinea pig home, bird aviaries for chicks, and rabbit hutches, can be found online on most small pet sites.
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Guinea Pig Home -
aviaries, chicks
To wear down their constantly-growing front teeth, these animals must chew. That is why it is necessary to provide them with chewing items, such as apple, birch or willow branches, dried (whole grain) bread crusts, hay and/or firm vegetables such as carrots and broccoli stems. Ask the veterinarian how to clip the pet’s nails and perform this procedure every two weeks or so. These pets frequently suffer from colds that result from drafts, dampness or temperature fluctuations. To avoid pneumonia, have your pet examined. An average life span for these members of the rodent family is 4-7 years. Information on a guinea pig home, bird aviaries for chicks, and rabbit hutches, can be found online on most small pet sites.
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