You could use it if the flooring does not have a wire grid on the bottom, since it can cause bumblefoot. Also, guinea pigs are too sensitive to the cold to live outside as they orignate from Peru or Chile, so possibly if the hutch is kept indoors. However, more cage space is better so I would recommend building your own cage. A good website for building a cage is cavycages.com (Google it an it will come up).
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A hutch
You can keep your guinea pig in a hutch or a cage.
plastic or wood.
As long as it is well covered then a Guinea Pig can be out all winter. Preferably a Guinea Pig should be kept in a hutch in a Shed or Garage over winter but you can get some wonderful covers now called Hutch Huggers.
It depends if the rabbit and guienea pig are both males or not.
A hutch is best for a guinea pig so that they have more space. Also it is good to give them a run so they can get some exercise and live longer.
No, I doubt it. I do have a friend who has a rabbit and guinea pig in the same hutch but guinea pigs are more friendly to there own species; especially if they're from the same litter.
Well only females with females because the males might fight in the hutch but you can do females with males but it really depends
i would say yes because they are both guinea pigs and they won t do each other any harm
If you have another guinea pig (e.g. two guinea pigs in one hutch) it should be fine as they keep each other company. But if you only have one then as long as you regulary visit it and care for it when your not at school it should be fine. To stop it from getting lonely you could sometimes leave treats and small guinea pig toys in the hutch for it to play with during the day. Hope this helps!
If you want a hutch cleaner that won't be harmful to your guinea pig, you are best off visiting a pet store. They have specific cleaners that you can use that will not affect your guinea pig. It wont be too hard to choose because there are only a few different types and they all do the same thing... the only difference is the price tag.