How to care for guinea pig?
How to care for guinea pig?
1-Life.
Guinea pigs are very close and sociable.
Common guinea pigs tend to fight when they start genitalia. In contrast mice live very peacefully. If male and female are together, they will continue to mate. In addition, it should be male and female separately.
2) Eating.
Each guinea pig has its own taste. However, it is well known and should not be taken by guinea pigs to avoid damaging the rats to keep them healthy.
Whiskers require a certain amount of straw because straw is needed for the guinea pig's digestive system and provides fiber in their diet. The straw must be dry and clean, free of dust and mold
In addition, guinea pigs should be fed fresh fruits and vegetables daily as they are good sources of vitamin C.
Guinea pigs lack enzymes to produce vitamin C so they need to be given regular vitamin C if they want to be healthy has its own taste. However, it is well known and should not be taken by guinea pigs to avoid damaging the rats to keep them healthy.
Whiskers require a certain amount of straw because straw is needed for the guinea pig's digestive system and provides fiber in their diet. The straw must be dry and clean, free of dust and mold
In addition, guinea pigs should be fed fresh fruits and vegetables daily as they are good sources of vitamin C.
Guinea pigs lack enzymes to produce vitamin C so they need to be given regular vitamin C if they want to be healthy.
3) everyday care.
Food and water: For guinea pigs to eat fruits and vegetables to make sure they are getting enough vitamin C to maintain their health. There is always enough straw. Make sure there is always enough water for guinea pigs.
Grooming: short hair are not necessarily groomed. Long hair should be brushed regularly so that the hair is shiny.
Clean : Must be weekly. Move the mouse away from the animal lodging, replace the wood, straw and food.
Health check: When preparing the barn, you should also check whether the guinea pigs show signs of illness or not. See if the stool is normal. If liquid stool is diarrhea and if you have less stool, you may be constipated.
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Health check: When preparing the barn, you should also check whether the guinea pigs show signs of illness or not. See if the stool is normal. If liquid stool is diarrhea and if you have less stool, you may be constipated.
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