Critical Care for Guinea Pigs: When & How to Use Recovery Food
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Critical Care for Guinea Pigs: When & How to Use Recovery Food

Critical Care for guinea pigs is produced by Oxbow. It’s also a term used more broadly to refer to recovery foods, which are fed when guinea pigs are unwell and need more food moving through their gut. They’re also used to keep piggies from losing weight when they’re old or recovering from surgery or illness….

15 Common Health Issues in Guinea Pigs
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15 Common Health Issues in Guinea Pigs

Many common health issues in guinea pigs are a result of poor diet or unsanitary conditions, such as scurvy, bumblefoot, and more. They’re also very prone to respiratory diseases and gastrointestinal problems, which can be fatal if left untreated. Illnesses can progress quickly in guinea pigs, so it’s important to educate yourself on their common…

How to Grow Grass for Guinea Pigs: From Seeds to Wheeks in 7 Steps
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How to Grow Grass for Guinea Pigs: From Seeds to Wheeks in 7 Steps

Guinea pigs love to munch on fresh grass, and growing your own grass for them is not only a cost-effective option but also provides them with a nutritious and flavorful meal. Whether you choose to grow grass indoors or outdoors, you can use several methods and materials to successfully cultivate grass for your furry friends….

Exercise for Guinea Pigs: 14 Tips to Keep Your Cavies Active
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Exercise for Guinea Pigs: 14 Tips to Keep Your Cavies Active

Exercise is important for every animal to thrive. Guinea pigs need to be able to walk, run, and explore. They also require mental enrichment in order to thrive! The best way to exercise your guinea pigs is to give them a large cage–the bigger the better! Guinea pigs are also more active when they have…