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Fun Facts About Guinea Pigs!!!!!!!!!
Guinea pigs are a very, very, VERY popular pet. On this document you can take a deep dive into the life of your funny little guinea pig friend!
Some cool Fun Fact dot points to know about Guinea pig
Guinea pigs are messy eaters so you must clean after dinner
Guinea pigs diets are 80% hay so better give them hay
Guinea pigs live 5-8 years, the healthier they are the longer they live
Guinea pigs teeth don't stop growing. That's why they eat HAY all the time
Guinea pigs should be in a shelter with lots of space and another guinea pig
Guinea pigs eat their own poop💩
Guinea pigs have a super power called CUTENESS
8. Guinea pigs are cousins with the cappybara
9. Guinea pigs were brought to the U.S. by Spanish sailors
Fun Facts about Diet!!
Fun Facts about Diet!!
You may see your guinea pig eat their own poop! This is because they are trying to make sure they are getting all the vitamins that they need. You will not see your guinea pig eat all their poop. Guinea pigs make special soft poop to eat. Guinea pigs can’t have avocado,onions,garlic,dairy,meat and highly saturated foods. Guinea pigs eat a lot of hay in fact 80 to 90% of their diet consists of hay. Things that Guinea pigs like are things like carrots,lettuce,Guinea pig food from a store and sometimes little pieces of bell peppers. Guinea pigs also need extra vitamin C and it's usually called vitamin C salad.
You may see your guinea pig eat their own poop! This is because they are trying to make sure they are getting all the vitamins that they need. You will not see your guinea pig eat all their poop. Guinea pigs make special soft poop to eat. Guinea pigs can’t have avocado,onions,garlic,dairy,meat and highly saturated foods. Guinea pigs eat a lot of hay in fact 80 to 90% of their diet consists of hay. Things that Guinea pigs like are things like carrots,lettuce,Guinea pig food from a store and sometimes little pieces of bell peppers. Guinea pigs also need extra vitamin C and it's usually called vitamin C salad.
To read about the History of Guinea Pigs in the U.S., click here!
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