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How to Care For Your Guinea Pig Pet
Guinea pigs are often requested by kids to have in the home. They are kid-friendly as they tend not to be biters or to claw you. They may make a squealing noise though that can be a bit jolting! Some potential problems to be aware of include: A) Vitamin C deficiency in you guinea pig pet can occur. Some symptoms of Vitamin C deficiency include sore joints, bleeding bums and poor bone development. B) Certain conditions can deteriorate the vitamin C that is in their food which include lighting and temperature factors. Also try to keep the pellets away from a damp area. C) Guinea Pigs enjoy chewing and you want to be sure that there are not toxic items in their cages (also do NOT use aquariums for them). D) Bacteria can grow on their water bottle so be sure to clean that daily. E) The average life span of a guinea pig is five to seven years so be aware this can be an emotional loss for a child that has grown attached to his or her pet. F) Guinea Pigs need exercise just like humans to maintain their health so encurage that and give them a little running time. G) Some guinea pigs can get what is called "pea eye" . This means you can see theiwhite conjunctiva . Signs can include crusts around the eye, and inflammation as well as tearing of the eyes. H) Potato skins can have oxalic acid in high quantities and it is best to avoid this. Guinea pigs are wonderful pets and deserve loving care to blossom and live an optimal life.
Dee Cohen is a website publisher and author. You can learn more about the ways to care for your guinea pig pet and optimizing their health at http://www.pet-items-online.com/guinea-pigs.html .Stop by to get tips and ideas.
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MORE ARTICLES: Guinea Pig Toy Guinea pigs are wonderful pets but there are certain things they need in order to live a happy life. Of course they would love to have a guinea pig toy or two in their cage, but you first have to ask yourself if the cage is big enough. It is very important that they have enough space to move as well as exercise, so if the cage is just big enough for them to do those things, rather wait until you can get them a bigger cage and then buy them a guinea pig toy. If you are 100% sure that your cage is big enough, your guinea pig would love to have a toy to play with!
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