They are very clean. But if you are going to have one you will still need to clean there cage. But the guinea pig will clean themselves I believe.
I already know that guinea pigs are the cleanest rodent. After the guinea pig is the rat.
Guinea pigs should drink fresh, clean, and preferably filtered water. Tap water that is free from contaminants like chlorine or heavy metals is suitable for them. It's important to provide a water source that is changed regularly to ensure it stays clean and fresh for the guinea pigs to drink.
Use luke-warm water and cotton wool and just stroke in one direction over the eye until it is clean. If the guinea pig has very dirty eyes, it may have an infection, and you'd need to see a vet to get eye drops.
Yes, you can use cloth for bedding for your guinea pigs. Just make sure it is clean, soft, and absorbent. Avoid using materials that can cause choking or gastrointestinal blockages if chewed. Regularly clean and wash the cloth bedding to maintain hygiene.
Male Guinea Pigs are called Boars, female Guinea Pigs are called Sows, and babby Guinea Pigs are called Pups. A group of Guinea Pigs is called a Herd. :)
this isn't random and yes most guinea pigs actually do this...they do it as a sign of affection towards each other and to clean any watery build up on the eyes
They lick them.
No,some male guinea pigs actually help clean and care for babies
I dont have a clue!
no you are sooo cruel i love guinea pigs?
every 2 days and once a week clean thoroughly
Guinea pigs should drink fresh, clean, and preferably filtered water. Tap water that is free from contaminants like chlorine or heavy metals is suitable for them. It's important to provide a water source that is changed regularly to ensure it stays clean and fresh for the guinea pigs to drink.
No, not at all.Only if you never clean thir cages No, not at all.Only if you never clean thir cages
Yes of course they do because they are very clean animals
No!!!!!!!They are actually part of the rodent family.
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.
No.
I have given them to my guinea pig. She loves them! I would just make sure they're clean before offering them to your guinea pig.