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1. squeaksscalesandtails.com › can-guinea-pigs-eat-grassThe Surprising Truth About Grass & Guinea Pigs (Can They Eat It?)

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   Table of Contents. How To Safely Feed Grass To Guinea Pigs. Can Guinea Pigs Graze On Fresh Grass Outside? Is Grass Good For Cavies? Guinea Pigs Need To Chew. Piggies Need Foods That Jumpstart Their Digestive System. Exercise In Treat Form. So, How Much Grass Can My Cavy Eat? Do Guinea Pigs Like Fresh Grass?

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     OUTDOOR GUINEA PIG CAGE TOUR! | Free Range Guinea Pigs? | Yesli Frias

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3. www.wikihow.pet › Care-for-an-Outdoor-Guinea-PigHow to Care for an Outdoor Guinea Pig (with Pictures ...

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   Feb 12, 2023 · An ideal cage must have access to fresh grass, and also have an undercover area to protect your guinea pigs from weather conditions, and allow them a place to hide. Wired-flooring isn't recommended, as they can cause sores on their feet and lead to bumble foot.

4. haypigs.com › blogs › haypigsGrass Time for Guinea Pigs - Some Top Tips! – HAYPIGS

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   Apr 5, 2018 · A secure run or cage with a sealed or covered roof is great for outdoor grass time. FIVE TOP-TASTIC TIPS FOR GRASS TIME: TOP TIP 1: Make sure it is warm enough for your piggies to be outside. Feel the ground temperature with your hand, it shouldn't feel cold.

5. www.rspca.org.uk › rodents › guineapigsCreating a Good Home for Guinea Pigs - RSPCA

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   Give your guinea pigs a varied diet, including meadow hay, forage mix, fruit and vegetables. Sliced cucumber is a particular favourite and cabbage and kale are good sources of vitamin C. Scatter forage mix within the substrate to encourage foraging, along with chew sticks and hard food pellets to gnaw on.

6. www.guineapigowner.com › guinea-pig-cageGuinea Pig Cage Setup: Guide + Common Questions

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   Jan 5, 2021 · A single guinea pig needs at least 7.5 square feet of space – 30” x 26” is a good-sized guinea pig hutch. Two guinea pigs need at least 7.5 square to 10.5 square feet of space, such as a 30” x 50” hutch. Make sure to adjust your guinea pig cage setup accordingly.

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7. guineadad.com › blogs › newsThe Ultimate Guide To Cages For Guinea Pigs – GuineaDad

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   Jan 31, 2023 · In this blog, we will discuss the different types of cages that exist for guinea pigs and the pros and cons of each. It’s important to know all the facts in order to make a good, informed decision on what’s best for your guinea pigs. What are the basic requirements of a guinea pig cage?

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   Is grass good for guinea pigs?

   • Grass is as good for guinea pigs as hay is – shoot, maybe even better. There are a couple of reasons why grass is so good for guinea pigs. First, there’s the ob vious reason that grass contains Vitamin C, which many cavy owners are well aware of already (although few people know exactly how much Vitamin C is in grass).

   The Surprising Truth About Grass & Guinea Pigs (Can They Eat It?)

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   Are cages good for guinea pigs?

   • Oftentimes, some cages that exist on the market are advertised as being good for all rodents, but aren't good for guinea pigs in the slightest. This is because guinea pigs have different living space requirements than their fellow rodents, and therefore will need different cages to accommodate those.

   The Ultimate Guide To Cages For Guinea Pigs – GuineaDad

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   Can guinea pigs eat grass outside?

   • Lot of pet parents take their guinea pigs outside to graze on fresh grass from time-to-time. But, it’s important to make sure that they’re well-protected (from predators and the weather) while they’re outside and that the grass is safe for your pet’s consumption.

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   How to keep guinea pigs safe?

   • Safety If you have other pets like dogs or cats, make sure your cage has a lid like wire shelves attached together to keep your guinea pigs safe. You can get storage cube grids at most big box stores, and corrugated plastic can be found at sign shops or online.

   Guinea Pig Cage Setup: Guide + Common Questions

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   Can guinea pigs live in a cage?

   • If you’re keeping your guinea pig’s inside, then make sure you position their habitat away from strong heat sources like direct sun, heating vents, radiators, wood stoves, and fireplaces. The cage should be placed in a quiet room that is within the recommended temperature (more on that below), and should be out of reach of other pets like cats.

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   Why do guinea pigs need to be cleaned?

   • This is important because guinea pigs are susceptible to infections, and bacterial growth is definitely a factor in that, which is why it’s important that the cage is able to be cleaned quickly and thoroughly. Make sure the cage doesn’t have a wire floor, as guinea pigs have very sensitive, delicate feet.

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9. squeaksscalesandtails.com › beginners-guide-toA Beginner's Ultimate Guide To Guinea Pig Care (The Only One ...

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   Guinea pigs need to be groomed (once or twice weekly), fed daily, given fresh water every day, have the cage cleaned at least once per week, and sometimes guinea pig’s nails will need trimming if they grow too long.