Can you breed a hamster and guniea pig together?

Answer 1

I wouldn't recommend it...

But It really comes down to the temperament of the animals.

They may fight or scrap, so don't leave them together until you are VERY sure that they can live together peacefully.

A cage may not be the best place, but perhaps a small enclosure?

So they have a place to hide in if things get nasty :\

Hope this helps

-Kachira

Answer 2

yes but not babiy piggys and rabbits as rabbits can hurt them and you will have to introduce them to each other before hand and if they fight separate them and its probably best t keep them apart.

Answer 3

I have raised chickens in the same building as rabbits, but my rabbits were breeding rabbits and in cages off the ground. The chickens did a good job of keeping the area under the rabbit cages clean, there were less insect problems because of that, and the rabbits didn't mind the chickens roosting on the cages. I did have to be careful to put shields on the cages to keep chicken droppings off the bunnies, but that was the only drawback to keeping the two animals in the same space.

If you are asking about pet rabbits and chickens, then the answer, again, is yes.

Chickens don't eat rabbits and vice versa. I have known people to have to two animals living successfully side-by-side in their homes.

Answer 4

No! Hamsters of different breeds can't even be bred together let alone different species. What kind of animal would that make anyways?!