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Fill your space with supplies and essentials before your guinea pig arrives to help them feel comfortable and safe from the start.
Provide the largest possible habitat (minimum 36” L x 30” W x 18” H) so they have plenty of room to exercise and play.
Place a hide box in their home for privacy.
Place 1–2 inches of high-quality paper-based bedding in their habitat.
Provide and refill clean, fresh water daily.
Feed them high-quality, pelleted food and an unlimited amount of grass hay.
Provide the largest possible habitat (minimum 36” L x 30” W x 18” H) so they have plenty of room to exercise and play.
Place a hide box in their home for privacy.
Place 1–2 inches of high-quality paper-based bedding in their habitat.
Provide and refill clean, fresh water daily.
Feed them high-quality, pelleted food and an unlimited amount of grass hay.
Set a strong foundation for your new pet’s physical health with quality nutrition.
Feed them a species-appropriate, high-fiber, low-sugar diet.
Hay adds fiber and other essential nutrients to their diet and should always be available.
Provide additional nutrients while building your bond with treats that are made with hay and veggies.
Help them feel comfortable in their new home with entertaining toys and more.
Help keep them mentally stimulated throughout the day with a variety of toys.
Bring home chews to help prevent boredom and help maintain their dental health.
While they are usually active and friendly, they need time to adjust to their new environment. Below are some key behaviors to know before bringing them home.
One of their most unique behaviors, popcorning is when a guinea pig jumps and twirls in the air to show that they are happy.
Whistling or “wheeking” involves a high-pitched sound that usually means they are excited.
A lower-pitched purr can mean they are content, while a higher-pitched purr may mean they are annoyed or afraid.
A daily, consistent routine for grooming, cleaning and more can help support their wellbeing while they settle in.
While guinea pigs stay clean and rarely need baths, they need their nails clipped regularly and benefit from periodic brushing.
Bedding should be spot cleaned daily, and your pet’s entire habitat should be cleaned thoroughly at least once a week.
Help them get enough vitamin C in their diet by bringing home supplements and veggies since guinea pigs can’t make it on their own.
While guinea pigs stay clean and rarely need baths, they need their nails clipped regularly and benefit from periodic brushing.
Bedding should be spot cleaned daily, and your pet’s entire habitat should be cleaned thoroughly at least once a week.
Help them get enough vitamin C in their diet by bringing home supplements and veggies since guinea pigs can’t make it on their own.
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