No there is not special water for guinea pigs. Although there are vitamin drops you can put in the water. I currently have a guinea pig and I give her tap water with nothing added.
Any guinea pig shampoo should be fine for your guinea pig but you might want to ask your vet, an employee at a pet store, or friends with guinea pigs.
Yes, you can give guinea pigs a bath using just warm water. It's important to ensure the water is not too hot and to thoroughly dry them afterward to prevent them from getting cold. Avoid using regular shampoo or soap since their delicate skin is sensitive and can easily dry out.
Peruvians cook guinea pigs. Guinea pigs are native there and they are called Cuy.
some guinea pigs love the water, others don't. Its all down to the preference of the individual
do not bath your guinea pigs ever! only bath them with special washing shampoo from wilkinsons, even if you get that its only if your guinea pigs are really dirty. It will have writing on the back to read or get special shampoo from ebay or a pets shop.
yes
Guinea pigs can swim but only in shallow water, NEVER let them out of your sight and don't put them in with salt or chlorinated water
because the water and the drainage water will not go inside the nose of the pigs
Guinea pigs should drink fresh, clean, and preferably filtered water. Tap water that is free from contaminants like chlorine or heavy metals is suitable for them. It's important to provide a water source that is changed regularly to ensure it stays clean and fresh for the guinea pigs to drink.
no
Guinea pigs needs to have fresh, room temperature water available at all times.
Ecuadorians eat guinea pigs because they are a traditional and culturally significant source of protein in their diet. Guinea pigs, known as cuy in Ecuador, are considered a delicacy and are often served during special occasions and celebrations.