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Guinea pigs should be kept in a moderate temparature preferrably indoors. This should prevent field mice from getting into the cage. If you have any trouble you can always buy a new cage and set it up indoors.
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No. Mice can actually kill guinea pigs.
no, guinea pigs cannot live with these animals, and yes, guinea pigs will be hurt by wild mice. guinea pigs should live with other guinea pigs, and wild mice should stay wild.
These cages are usually built for rabbits, but with a sturdy ramp inside, and no wire cage bottom, then it will be fine for guinea pigs. Please bare in mind, these are usually wooden, and if they are outside, they have to be weatherproof.
I have a guinea Pig and I've never heard of putting a chick in the same cage with a guinea pig, but I would say its okay for now, like when there little, but you should know that older chickens will catch mice if they were able to. And chickens may mistake a guinea pig for a mouse-there not the smartest animals in the world.
yes it is more warmer for mice and rats
Yes we had a pregnant mouse who was in a cage with 7 other female mice, so we put her in her own cage. When she has her babies, she will make a nest for them so make sure there is plenty of bedding. If you do not separate them the baby mice might be at risk, although a pregnant mouse can be kept in the same cage. If her babies are in the cage with other mice, she might nip and bite the mice to protect her babies though
no i have them and i havent seen mice at all
its depending on a cat/dog/mouse/guinea pig. guinea pig's or mice shouldn't be a problem just simply get a portable cage and fill it's with anything the other cage had. if it's a cat its up to you. if you feel your cat might be a bother to others you would put them in the luggage compartment. if its a dog SORRY it would HAVE TO be put in the luggage compartment. ALWAYS fill cage or carrier with news paper water and food.
two mice cost £20 with cage but can be more in other shops.
Rats cannot live with guinea pigs. Although there may be some exceptions, rats and guinea pigs generally do not get along well at all. The same goes for rats and mice. Each type of rodent should have it's own cage and living area.