Care Page
Guinea pigs are adorable animals, and make ideal pets for children, and adults. They love to be cuddled, and are easy to care for.They are best kept in pairs of either sex.Pigs can be kept inside or out but don't change from one to another.
I do not like putting guinea pigs with rabbits, they have a very different diet, and rabbits even if babies can sit on a baby guinea pig and injure them.
Do's
Handle lots to make them friendly and tame
Regularly clean them out.
Feed them twice a day (1 cereal, 1 vegetable selection).
Give fresh water and hay daily.
Take them to the vet if you have any health concerns.
Make sure young children sit on the floor when handling them.
Let them out for regular exercise,especially in summer months.
Dont's
Drop them or squeeze them.
Leave them in direct sunlight.
Make lots of noise around them.
Put them on wet grass.
Leave in the run un-attended.
Things they like to eat
Cabbage (small amounts when young)
Parsley
Celery
Cucumber
Tomatoes
Broccoli
Carrots
Cauliflower
Apples
Pears
Oranges
Melon
Corn on the cob
Spinach (small amounts)
Beetroot
Courgettes
Runner beans
Kurly kale
