Guinea Pigs

This is not a good idea. Most flea medications specified for a cat are meant to be used only on a cat. The internal systems and skin absorption works very different in guinea pigs in comparison to cats. If your guinea pig has a flea problem, it is best to take the animal to a vet who is trained to work with cavies or rabbits if at all possible. If not, the best thing you can do is find rabbit (if guinea pig flea medications are not available) flea wipes or dips and use them in a diluted form. Often times pet stores will carry a rabbit flea medication that also gives cavy instructions on the back. If your cavy is kept indoors, make sure to also clean carpets, rugs, and bedding that your guinea pig may come in contact with to ensure the fleas don't keep spreading. It is also important to ensure other pets aren't spreading the fleas to one another, so if you also have a cat with fleas, use the drops on the cat but use an alternative method for the guinea pig.

It is important to always consider the weak internal systems of the guinea pig and take care to not use anything that is not reccomended for cavies.

The number of babies a guinea pig is going to have can be approximately determined through an ultrasound performed by a veterinarian. However, the exact number may not always be accurate as there can be variations. Usually, guinea pigs have between 1 to 6 babies per litter.

Yes, their favorite owner is the person who spends most time with them. My Guinea Pig will let me pick him up but not my brother, that's because I spend the most time with him. Take care and God Bless!

I'd be concerned since they need quite a bit of Vitamin C which is found in their food. If yours hasn't eaten its food than maybe you should try hand feeding it a little bit of something, like some oranges - that will give them nutrients and the Vitamin C that they need so they don't' get Scurvy. Also, you should include hay into their diets.

If you've changed their food brand, try switching back to the old one. Some animals are very picky about food changes.

Also, be weary of the chips you're laying in their cage. Mine died because we used a brand that had cedar in it which is actually toxic to piggies even though its marked safe for animals. Use the pine stuff only.

If your animal isn't eating, there's more than likely something wrong. Look for warning signs.

Have they lost weight? Piggies lose weight FAST. Mine went from looking normal to skeletal in 2 days. TWO days.

Try putting only a small bit of food int heir bowl, enough for you to count so you can see if maybe they are eating and maybe you just aren't noticing.

Be wary. Everything that's alive needs to eat, and if your little piggie doesn't eat, they may die.

The same as you would a dag and if it still doesn't your suposed to push the beak down. put food in the "potty" and when it goes praise with food and petting. Dont give bread. Will expand in stomach and cause colic

You can connect two hamster cages by using tube tunnels specifically designed for hamsters. These tunnels can be attached to the cages with connectors or tubes that allow your hamster to move freely between the two cages. Make sure the connection is secure and the hamster cannot escape.

Huskies have a high prey drive and can see small animals like guinea pigs as prey, so it is not recommended to have them together unsupervised. It is important to carefully monitor any interaction between them to ensure the safety of the guinea pigs.

Guinea pigs generally enjoy a variety of vegetables, but some popular choices include bell peppers, cucumbers, and leafy greens like romaine lettuce or parsley. It's important to introduce new vegetables gradually to monitor their digestion and make sure they're well-received by your guinea pig.

To put your hair in pigtails, start by parting your hair down the middle into two sections. Then, gather each section at the desired height on either side of your head and secure with elastic hair ties. You can also leave some hair loose at the front for a softer look.

Guinea Pigs can't see many colours. They can see blue, red, green, black and white. Tests show that guinea pigs prefer green over other colors.

A hamster can give birth to a litter of 4 to 12 pups, with the average litter size being around 6 to 8 pups. The number of pups in a litter can vary based on factors such as the hamster's age, health, and genetics.

You can often find affordable chinchilla dust at pet stores, online retailers such as Amazon or Chewy, or specialty chinchilla supply stores. Look for deals, sales, or bulk purchasing options to get the best price.

All guinea pigs are born with teats. Just like people, everyone has nipples.

That's why it's very common to find that many people think that they have chosen a girl piggie, when actually it may very well be a boy.

Anybody who keeps chickens will tell you that in the late Winter and early Spring, when snow melts and foliage is minimal, you find eggs the hens have laid "in the wild" for whatever reason instead of going to their nest in the coop.

I'd bet that's where the tradition of hunting Easter eggs originated!

Along the way, it's likely that you'll flush a hiding rabbit or two!!

You could ask for a rehoming fee under pets on a website called www.craigslist.com or there is another website, www.kijiji.com and you could also put an ad in the paper...or reconsider selling your guinea pig:)

if you have a light brown or brown one you can call it honey,patches,and chocolate or brownie.

if you have a white one you can call it snowball snowflake milky or marshmallow.

if you have a black one call it midnight,shadow or moonlight.

GOOD LUCK FINDING A GOOD NAME!!!

The name "guinea pig" is believed to have originated from the fact that these small animals were originally brought to Europe from the South American country of Guinea. The term "pig" in the name is likely due to the squealing sounds they make that are similar to a pig.

Yes, male guinea pigs usally do if there fighting for a female to mate with. Also, they can draw blood on there owners if they feel unsafe or annoyed. Hope this helps! Keep Squeaking! Yes, male guinea pigs usally do if there fighting for a female to mate with. Also, they can draw blood on there owners if they feel unsafe or annoyed. Hope this helps! Keep Squeaking!

The tapir is native to Central and South America, the black panther is native to Africa, Asia, and the Americas, and the guinea pig is native to the Andes region in South America.

No, guinea pigs should not be put in a guinea pig ball because they have delicate spines that can be injured by the rolling motion. It is better to provide a safe and spacious enclosure for your guinea pig to explore and play in.

Tiny white spots on a guinea pig could be a sign of fungal infection such as ringworm. It's important to have a veterinarian examine the spots to provide a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Keep your guinea pig's living area clean and dry to prevent further skin issues.

The only problem would be the size. Guinea pigs drink MUCH more than a hamster would, so generally you would need a larger bottle. Also, if you used this bottle for a hamster previously, you would need to make sure it was cleaned well before using it with another animal.

You can carefully check the mother guinea pig's stomach to feel for any remaining babies. Additionally, monitor her behavior for signs of distress or restlessness, which could indicate there are more babies. Lastly, consult with a veterinarian to ensure all babies have been delivered safely.

Yes, guinea pigs can eat nettles in moderation. Nettles are high in fiber and vitamin C, which is beneficial for their health. Just make sure to wash the nettles thoroughly to remove any dirt or contaminants before feeding them to your guinea pig.

Sometimes you can keep a guinea pig and a rabbit together, they usually can be seen together.we have 2 female guineas and a male dwarf rabbit 2gether, although the rabbit has his own cage at night.

well yes you can because i have 6 rabbits and have recently had 2 Guinea pigs and we had no spare cages for them so we put the Guinea pigs in with the rabbits and they got along perfect.