I put wood shavings on bottom, then just some hay on top, for it to go underneath. *DO NOT USE STRAW, I COULD POKE THEM IN THE EYE! OUCH!!*
No, it is not recommended to use pine bedding for guinea pigs. Pine shavings contain aromatic oils that can be harmful to guinea pigs and may cause respiratory issues. It is best to use paper-based or aspen bedding for their living environment.
Use it as their bedding, but there's nothing to stop them eating it if they want.
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.
It is not recommended to use carpet as bedding for a guinea pig. Carpets can harbor bacteria and be difficult to clean properly, which can lead to health issues for your pet. It is better to use safe bedding options specifically designed for small animals, such as paper-based bedding or aspen shavings.
I have found, the best bedding to use is sawdust. I have tried a few different types of bedding but none of them has been as good as sawdust. However, don't get the cheap dusty stuff, make sure that you go to a pet shop and get the specialised stuff, which is free of toxins, nails and is low on dust.
No, it is not recommended to use pine bedding for guinea pigs. Pine shavings contain aromatic oils that can be harmful to guinea pigs and may cause respiratory issues. It is best to use paper-based or aspen bedding for their living environment.
Yes use pine bedding NOT sawdust it is very bad for there lungs if you need any advice on guinea pigs contact a guinea pig rescue not a pet store
Use it as their bedding, but there's nothing to stop them eating it if they want.
yes they can but they prefer hay which i use as bedding.
You should not use cat litter, pine shavings, or cedar shavings. It would be better and healthier to get a guinea pig a different bedding.
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.
I would have to say fleece is better. It cuts down on the dust for guinea pigs, the bedding does not get stuck in their fur, it is easy on their feet, and the top always stays dry. Note: Do not use regular detergent to wash fleece. Use vinegar and a gentle, scent free detergent (like oxy clean or tide free). Also, fleece is more effective if your guinea pigs' cage is large and there are not many guinea pigs (1-3 guinea pigs). MAKE SURE YOU GET EVERYTHING OFF THE FLEECE BEFORE YOU WASH. Your guinea pigs will be as happy as ever with fleece.
NO! That is cruel and guinea pigs will get fungal infections and there coat will get yuck! You should use a different bedding because the bedding you use is not absobent.
It is not recommended to use carpet as bedding for a guinea pig. Carpets can harbor bacteria and be difficult to clean properly, which can lead to health issues for your pet. It is better to use safe bedding options specifically designed for small animals, such as paper-based bedding or aspen shavings.
I have found, the best bedding to use is sawdust. I have tried a few different types of bedding but none of them has been as good as sawdust. However, don't get the cheap dusty stuff, make sure that you go to a pet shop and get the specialised stuff, which is free of toxins, nails and is low on dust.
Pime bedding is really the best you can get. You can get it at your local feed store. pine bedding and cedar should not be used for guinea pig bedding because the oils can irratate them and cause respiratory problems which can be serious. I reccomend asphen for your pet guinea pig.The best bedding is hay wood bedding solf cotton bedding
Use hay! Usually timothy hay is the best kind!Along with timothy hay another good bedding source is Kiln dried Pine Shavings. BEside being a comfortable way to sleep, it is cheeper than most bedding and guinea pigs don't need to eat it so unlike timothy hay they never have to worry about eating their pee or poo. Because that would be very nasty. Don't ever use Cedar Bedding thought it is bad for guinea pigs and can KILL them :( The cedar bedding is bad because the strong smell can cause respiratory problems.Guinea pigs can also be kept on wood shavings (not sawdust!) and many companies also sell large bales of shredded cardboard which makes excellent piggy bedding (this is often sold for horses who are allergic to wood shavings and is usually available mail-order)