Yes.But,they obtain it by themselves.Sometimes they may even eat mud.It is good in nutrition.
No. Mineral and Salt Chews cause problems for Guinea Pigs as they get enough salt/minerals in their daily diet from hay, treats, and pellets.
because the little guinea pig likes the older one
If your guinea pig's teeth grow too big you can take them to the vet or you can give them hard food and toys to chew on.
They eat the regular guinea pig diet. Guinea pig pellets, timothy hay, water, chew treats, and get them a chew block or salt chew also to help wear their teeth down.
no they can not chew threw bones and yes a guinea pig can eat and digest
They can be housed in any cage they can not chew out of.
wooden carrots. there flavoured and good for their teeth.
If you have a water bottle and it seems to always chew on it, it may not be drinking. It may be just chewing. Guinea pig teeth do not stop growing. They need something to chew on to wear the teeth down. Your pig may have picked the water bottle to chew on.Put some wooden toys in the cage for it to chew on instead.
The guinea pig should see a veterinarian. The veterinarian can discover the cause of the guinea pig's hair loss, and he or she can see what should be done for the guinea pig.
The chances are your guinea pig doesn't hate you there very friendly animals once you build a relationship with them. if your guinea pig is acting shy around you or biting you try spending more time with it and putting things for it to chew in its cage it may be biting because its teeth are long and its trying to file them down.
it is hard to tell, if your guinea pig is in their hidey house, they will chew less often, but when they are running around or playing they are going to be chewing a lot
you should never put a guinea pig with a chinchilla
They like to chew on things, hide, sleep, eat, and squeak.