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through there mouths!
through there mouths!
Juvenile and adult guinea pigs eat the same food. There isn't puppy and adult food as for dogs. You should include guinea pig pellets, vegetables, timothy and don't forget vitamin C supplements.
Guinea pigs may learn to recognize and respond to their name through repetition and positive reinforcement. While they have limited hearing compared to humans, they can pick up on familiar sounds and associate them with specific actions or treats. It may take some time and training for a guinea pig to consistently respond to their name.
No, get guinea pig food for guinea pigs.
We eat an average of 25 lbs. each month.
You can feed them both guinea pig food. Don't feed the guinea pig the rabbit food or it will be sick. Rabbits are ok on guinea pig food.
Their are some food that can be fed to guinea pigs as well as other animals , yes.But it isn't recommended that people feed foods that are not made for guinea pigs to guinea pig , So I would suggest buying pellets (food) specified for guinea pigs with no seeds in them (some companies put seeds in and make a mix but seeds are known for not being very good for guinea pigs.)
It cost about $50.00 a month to afford changing supplies and hay, and of course a cave and food. I have a male Guinea Pig and i live in NY and i know all about this stuff.
$500
When the food touches each other
No,NEVER,EVER give a guinea pig hamster food.Hamster food contains nuts,which are fine for the hamster but will almost certainly choke your guinea pig.Also hamster food contains corn which is way too fattening for guinea pigs. And lastly a guinea pig needs a lot of vitamin C which guinea pig food has plenty of while hamster food doesn't have nearly enough,plus hamster food has too much protein for guinea pigs.