What is guinea pigs natural food and habitat?

Answer 1

FIRST & MOST IMPORTANT: Buy Timothy Hay from a petstore, guinea pigs NEED this because it helps the guinea pigs digestive system work well and healthy. Also you should buy it guinea pig food from a petstore reccomended by an employee.

They also can eat lettuce, cucumber & apples as snacks. :)

Answer 2

Well, Guinea pigs in captivaty, or pets, often need a three foot by two foot cage, with wood or paper bedding. I prefer paper though. But guinea pigs, or cavys, came from Eurupe and somewhere in South America. But if you have a pet guinea pig, and you want it to feel like its wild, then put some wood bedding, yellow or brown hay, and a wood house. If you enjoy your guinea pig having a colorful and exiting cage, put paper bedding (care fresh is a safe brand) and a pigloo.

Answer 3

Natural Habitat: The guinea pig's natural habitat is burrows, in South America. The guinea pig was born and evolved in South America, and like rabbits, they live in little burrows.

Natural Food: Guinea pigs would eat grass and any hay that they could find in South America. They could eat plants such as grass, flowers and dandelion leaves, but don't try to feed them flowers and some can be poisonous.

Answer 4

In the grassland areas in parts of South America.

They lived in caves in the wild.

Answer 5

A guinea pig's natural habitat is Peru. Whats sad id that people EAT guinea pigs in Peru... Poor piggies...

Answer 6

In the wild in Peru or places like that in hay little wholes. Yeah :)obviously they don't live in Peru or in little wholes that have hay durr:L

Answer 7

a guinea pigs natural habitat is in a garden with long grass

Answer 8

A guinea pigs prey as small plants or grain food and their predator are larger animals.