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Guinea Pig Behavior
Guinea pig behavior, care and photos can be obtained on a website that features an info page along with a photo page.
It is not recommended to place males with young animals. Any signs of aggressiveness should make the owner house the animals into separate cages. It is common for the species to engage in "barbering," or chewing on each other's hair and should not be considered as aggressiveness.
Guinea pig behavior, care and photos can be obtained on a website that features an info page along with a photo page.
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Guinea Pig Behavior -
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Also called Helmeted Guinea Fowl, Vulturine Guinea Fowl.
These behaviors are believed to occur because of boredom, excitement, a hereditary behavior or perhaps a dietary deficiency. Overall, the species is healthy, yet it does suffer from some conditions such as vitamin C deficiency, respiratory infections, abscess, skin mites, overgrowth of premolar teeth, cystitis and bladder stones. Guinea pig behavior, care and photos can be obtained on a website that features an info page along with a photo page.
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