yes it can kill them , they can become dehydrated more quickly , if it that hot i would move the cage into a garadge or in the house with cooler system make sure it doesn't get too cold
I wouldn't recommend it.
No they should be kept in a hutch or a cage.
No, paraketes need a bird cage not something made for a guinea pig. They have special needs for their cage so you need a bird cage.
It depends on the pet: dog in a kennel outside, or in a dog basket inside. Cat is usually kept indoors. Rabbit and guinea pig in a hutch or pen outside, or in the case of a guinea pig (and a hamster) in a cage inside.
Ginnea pigs can be kept in a hutch outside in the garden, or in a large cage inside. Out in the garden will reduce the smell however having them indoor is more convenient for handling and feeding.
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.
Guinea pigs should be kept in a moderate temparature preferrably indoors. This should prevent field mice from getting into the cage. If you have any trouble you can always buy a new cage and set it up indoors.
Yes, the cage should be kept clean and "worm free."
Lots of people say rabbits can be kept in the same cage as guinea pigs but it's very dangerous and should never happen. Even if your rabbit is friendly or just a bunny the guinea pig will get bullied. This will also lead to lack of the space and the guinea pig may be stepped on or crowded in the cage. Rabbits need a bigger cage, a bigger run and different medicine and vaccinations which affects the guinea pigs well being. If you are looking for a partner for your piggy try another lonely female or a neutered male. But guinea pigs should always be kept with another guinea pig and no rabbits!
You could use it if the flooring does not have a wire grid on the bottom, since it can cause bumblefoot. Also, guinea pigs are too sensitive to the cold to live outside as they orignate from Peru or Chile, so possibly if the hutch is kept indoors. However, more cage space is better so I would recommend building your own cage. A good website for building a cage is cavycages.com (google it an it will come up).
Guinea pig cages are fairly common. A person can find one at a local pet store, garage sales, Kijiji, or ask anyone in their family or circle of friends. Be sure that the cage is sturdy and kept clean.
There average lifespan i s 5 to 7 years. The above does not address the question. A guinea pig can live inside its entire life, as long as its cage and surroundings are kept clean. If you live in a cold area, it is better to keep your guinea pig inside as they do not tolerate cold very well. A guinea pig is happier living outside in warm temperate regions of the world. Guinea-pigs are grazing animals, which is why they particularly enjoy grazing on the grass outside.