one with enough room to run around because they are very hiper
Guinea pigs (cavy) should be housed in a warm, dry environment; preferable be Indoors. Cage space is very important, you can have a Cubes and Corflute cage for indoor use. Cavies need at least 70 square centimeters of cage space or 7.5 square feet. This is the minimum requirement that is needed for a cavy.
They can be housed in any cage they can not chew out of.
a cage sized of at least 6 square feet and the piggie should be housed indoors if it is to be kept singularly, in an area where you can interact with it as much as possible. two guinea pigs should really be kept as they are very social creatures, in a cage of 8 square feet.
Not sure, but guinea pigs aren't type of pigs. They're in the rodents family, and NOT pigs. Hope this helped?
The best type of hay to feed Guinea Pig's are the Timothy hay since it is not too much in calories.
my name is LuvBug787, Well it depends on what type of cage you have but if your animal is smart enough ya it can open its cage. Here is a site i think you should see it shows you things about guinea pigs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gy3ACpMAhw8
That depends on the kind of cover and the type of cage. If it is a regular wire cage, you can place any breathable cloth over the cage. If you are talking about a plastic cover, the concern would be suffocation. Guinea pigs need to breath just like humans do, and if they are deprived of air they will die from suffocation. So be sure the cover is "breathable" meaning that it is a cloth through which air can pass through. Under those circumstances the cover will not harm the guinea pigs, but if you leave it covered for too long the guinea pig may become agitated or uneasy.
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.
The best type of brands for guinea pigs are those that offer high-quality hay, pellets, and fresh vegetables to meet their nutritional needs. Look for brands that specifically cater to guinea pigs and do not contain harmful additives or preservatives. It is also important to provide fresh water at all times.
It really depends on the type ofanimal, but from what I have heard bunnies are the best with guinea pigs.
It depends on what type of bunny. But yes, some types can live with the pig. Just not a huge bunny compared to ye pig.If you are putting the bunny in the cage with the guinea pig to make them not feel lonely a bunny can never be a good replacement.
Rats cannot live with guinea pigs. Although there may be some exceptions, rats and guinea pigs generally do not get along well at all. The same goes for rats and mice. Each type of rodent should have it's own cage and living area.