28 Oct 10
Just like us, guinea pigs cannot produce Vitamin C by themselves and may require supplements for healthy growth and well-being, if their diets do not contain sufficient amount of the nutrient.
28 Oct 10
A guinea pig’s nails grow constantly and will eventually turn long and grow inwards, causing harm to their feet. If left unattended, the long nails will affect the way they walk or even pierce into the flesh – causing pain and infections.
28 Oct 10
Guinea pigs are vocal animals. They love to express themselves and communicate with each other through a range of noises. Some may sound alike but if you pay enough attention to those noises, you will eventually be able to hear the difference and better understand what your guinea pig is saying through its vocalisations.
28 Oct 10
Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa hay is high in fibre, protein, energy, and calcium. This hay is ideal for young or lactating animals as well as those that are recovering from surgery or illnesses. Once an animal reaches adulthood or completes recovery, Alfalfa hay should be replaced with other types of hay.