No. Not if you like that blanket, your guinea pig will nibble on the blanket. So only use a blanket you don't like, and wash often since they will poop, pee, and eat in it so it'll be dirty.
The best kind to use would be fleece, lots of people do this. Do a sweep (or vac) clean daily and wash every 3-5 days. (or at least once a week.)
yes they play with socks or warm laundry put in the dryer
First off do not use newspaper. The ink on the paper can be toxic. Use used paper bags. The ones you get from the grocery store. Then you can use wood shavings for bedding.
Calmly put your hand underneath one of the piggy's chest and pull him away and put him in the cage and let him cool off. Take the other one and put it in another cage.
I would not recommend you to heal a guinea pig at home. You should bring your guinea pig to a local animal hospital. Healing a guinea pig alone can cause germs going into the guinea pig. That can be harmful for your pet.
First find a safe place to put your guinea pig where it can't get into anything bad. Then take the cage and empty the bedding out and wash the empty cage with a hose. After that you should dry it with a clean towel, then clean out the food bowl with water, put fresh bedding and fresh food in it and you are done! (make sure u do this once a week)First you take the guinea pig out and place it in a safe area and make sure someone is watching it. Then take out top of cage. Remove everything inside of cage and spray down with 1/2 of vinegar and 1/2 of water. Spray down toys and food bowls and anything else in the cage. Put in new bedding and put in new food and replace anything else in the cage. Put the guinea pig in and your done. Do this weekly. And make sure you take out bedding where your pet has done it's business daily and replace it with fresh bedding.
Because the male and female guinea pig would breed constantly and you would have a major explosion in the population of guinea pigs within a few months. Also, male guinea pigs can be fairly territorial and have sometimes been known to eat the offspring if there isn't enough room in the cage for all of them.
put him back in his cage.
you shoudl not put a hamster and a guinea pig in the same cage no matter what.
an animal may die if you do that. probably the guinea pig. :(
no
Yes.
you could put another guinea pig or they would probably get alond with hamsters or bunnies
not necessarily; if you leave one guinea pig in the cage with the sick guinea pig, the guinea pig that is not sick can get sick; you should separate them just to be safe but if the guinea pigs start to get lonely, put them back together
u put it in a moveable cage
yes,but it will affect the guinea pig (other shavings besides ceder are better for them)
Simply put, you don't. You can put the guinea pig in another cage in the meantime though, or hand it to someone for a cuddle.
because you are so dumb to know
As they get in they run back into a hiding place.