Most cats, if they can catch a guinea pig, will kill them and eat them. Cats love to catch, kill and eat rodents, and guinea pigs are rodents.
i advise if you are letting your guinea pig in a run within a long period of time anythink would try to eat it ........catsseagulsdogsfoxesdinosaursmostly its birds that eat them in the wild and also humans - yes some people in some country's eat guinea-pigs :(
In the wild, guinea pigs eat grasses, clover, dandelions, plantain, and sow thistle. There are other plants they can eat, but those listed above are the main ones.
Because that is what they would eat in the wild.
wild guinea pigs would eat fruits and berry that they would find. the website: guineapigsclub.com will help you out alot!!!
Wild Dogs are a species native to Africa. Guinea Pigs are a species native to South America. As they are on different continents the Guinea pig would not form part of the natural diet of a Wild Dog.
Many domestic guinea pigs are too big for the average pet cat to eat. But be careful - some cats will certainly go for a baby guinea pig. I once had a cat that was an excellent ratter, killing rats quickly and eating them, and she also got in to my baby guinea-pigs and started carrying them off one by one.
guinea pigs are in my mind the hungriest things on the planet mine would eat all day if they were aloud to. They are not supposed to be fed lettuce, cakes, biscuits, or dairy products; These can harm the guinea pigs digestive system, so I don't suggest feeding them these items. Guinea pigs do love brocolli, cucumber, spring green leafy stuff, and carrotes. My guinea pigs love it, and none of them have died yet. Guinea pigs are totally vegitarian, and don't eat meat.
Pampas cats eat guinea pigs, ground dwelling birds, and even poultry.
Pigs normally do not eat pigs. It is a sign of desperation if one does do that. Otherwise, wild cats, wild dogs and scavengers will eat pigs.if pigs are hungry they will eat . Also mother sows sometimes eat their piglets or sit on them and kill them
Depends on the size of kitten and guinea pig. I don't think it happens too often.
Wild pigs are omnivorous animals and therefore they eat both plants as well as animals. Plants are the main diet for the wild pigs, with palmetto and acorn being their most preferred. The wild pig also eats small vertebrates and invertebrates that it can find. Wild pigs eat just about anything that they can find, including nuts, roots, garbage, insects, berries, small reptiles, grass, carrion and tubers. United Nations Farms