Yes, they can eat them as long as have not been coated in sugar or any other flavorings. Make sure they don’t have any additional preservatives or additives in them.

Can Guinea Pigs Eat Dry Corn? Yes they can nibble it.

Guinea pigs can’t eat Cheerios or any other cereals. This type of food is not recommended for the guinea pigs’ health and they are also a potential choking hazard.

Potatoes, potato leaves and the plant itself, as well as any potato chips, are all detrimental to the health of your guinea pig. Privet, ragwort, sorrel, and yew should be avoided at all costs. Any type of meat is poisonous to guinea pigs, as they are herbivores.

It makes it easy to produce, and great tasting but terrible for health. So feeding your guinea pig a little carrot juice, will not kill your little pet, but large amounts might.

No, guinea pigs cannot eat any form of potato. Potatoes have solanine which is harmful to guinea pigs, so whether they are cooked or baked, they just can’t be served to guinea pigs.

Each guinea pig is different, and most will have their own favorites. Most of them love carrots and broccoli, and some love nothing better than fresh grass nibbled from a lawn.

No – peanut butter can stick in your guinea pig’s throat and cause choking, it’s also too high in fat for your guinea pig to digest appropriately. Peanut butter is just too sweet and rich for guinea pigs to eat, not to mention high in fat and acidic content.

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Because they are fragile. They are faddy eaters and need a constant supply of hay, vegetables, and vitamin C or their complex digestive systems will stop working. Two: they hate temperature change. Anything warmer than 80 degrees and they can boil to death; anything colder than five degrees and they will freeze.

The best place to take an unwanted guinea pig is to a highly rated rescue center or animal shelter. You just have to make sure that they actually accept guinea pigs because some centers or shelters don’t sometimes. The ones that do accept guinea pigs are usually able to give them all of the special care that they need.

Do guinea pigs smell bad? Guinea pigs can be a little smelly sometimes. But in most cases, the bad smell is due to improper care, improper cage maintenance, or some disease in guinea pigs. Thus, to avoid foul smell make sure you keep their cage clean and your guinea pig’s well-groomed.

Guinea pigs are scared of other animals, especially larger than themselves. They are also afraid of predator pets such as cats or dogs, which is quite normal. It’s not advisable to keep your guinea pigs with other pets. Some people do keep their guinea pigs with rabbits, but even this combination is not the best one.

Females can have estrous or fertile periods at any time of the year, but they are most common in the spring. The estrous cycle length is 16 days. A female is fertile for about 6 to 11 hours, most often during night hours. Female guinea pigs begin a new estrous cycle shortly after giving birth.

As you have already known by now, that male guinea pigs have an active, outgoing, and dominant personality while the female guinea pigs have a timid and shy one. It is quite easy to train a male guinea pig than a female one, but again females are friendlier with their cage mates than males do.

Generally speaking, guinea pig pet parents have found that male guinea pigs tend to be a little more confident or bolder than females. This can sometimes lead to training males and being able to handle them a little easier than their shyer counterparts.

Your Guinea Pig Likes Being Held GPs are timid creatures by nature, so it takes a lot of confidence for them to come to you for stroking or holding. You can interpret that confidence as affection. To reach this stage you need to hand-tame your pet with care and patience.

Whistling: Guinea pigs will often let out a high pitched squeal or whistle, and this noise means your furry friend is excited, perhaps about feeding time or playtime.

A guinea pig may nibble on your hand as a reaction to fear or uncertainty. By nibbling on you, he is basically conveying the message that something is wrong. If your guinea pig is particularly anxious or scared, that subtle nibble could escalate into something a little bit more painful — think a bite.