I would use vinegar instead as it has antibacterial properties and gives off fewer toxic fumes than alcohol or bleach. Always let the cage air out for at least an hour after cleaing with any type of cleaner to allow any residual fumes to dissipate.
I dont have a clue!
you should clean your guinea pigs cage every 2-3 days just to make sure they don't get sick, and it doesn't smell. sak :)
Depends on the Guinea Pig - also on the cage. I keep my guinea pigs in an open-bottomed cage.
No its not, i guinea pigs cage is way bigger. & you should not have the same size of guinea pig cage as your hampster.
no all you need to do is make sure you kep his or hers cage clean
If you keep their cage clean, they keep themselves clean. Still, you should wash your hands after handling them.
They have flies there because no matter how much you clean your guinea pig's cage the smell of the feces will always be there unless you clean your cage every 2 weeks. Just use some soap and water. After about a year of having the same cage I find it more fun for the guinea pigs to get a new cage unless you get them out for about a hour each day. That way they don't get too bored.
They are very clean. But if you are going to have one you will still need to clean there cage. But the guinea pig will clean themselves I believe. I already know that guinea pigs are the cleanest rodent. After the guinea pig is the rat.
It depends how many guinea pigs you have. If you have 1 or 2 then I would recommend that you clean the hutch once a week. If you have more than three guinea pigs then you will have to clean it out pretty often!
Well, not really. If you clean there cage/hutch maybe once a week and bath them then there not smelly. Remember that you have to clean there cage, guinea pigs hate to run around in there poo or dirty hay.I belive you've made a spelling mistake with 'Guinie pigs' , it should be 'Guinea pigs'. Sorry if this has caused any trouble.Hope this helped:)
Yes, the cage should be kept clean and "worm free."
You should wait 24 hours after birth before cleaning the cage.