Herbs give guinea pigs extra antioxidants, vitamins & minerals when added to their daily salad. Safe herbs include parsley, basil, cilantro, mint, thyme, rosemary, chamomile, dill, lemon balm, sage, oregano,...
Bedding is more than a soft floor — it affects respiratory health, skin, odor, moisture, and waste control. Avoid dusty bedding, sludge (from recycled paper), artificial scents, and cat litter;...
Daily diet basics: free-choice hay, pellets, leafy greens — treats come once the diet is solid. Leafy greens are both healthy food + staple “snack” variety; rotate them to avoid...
Guinea pigs are social, need companionship, space, daily interaction, and a long-term commitment (5-8+ years). Recognize their sounds & body language: wheeking, purring, chutting, teeth chattering, popcorning, freezing, etc. Their...
Different pets need habitats suited to their size, safety, and natural behavior. Key factors: space, ventilation, strong materials, and chew resistance. Use safe bedding, keep it clean, and change it...
Supplements and remedies are extras to a basic diet and should be used with a small-pets-savvy vet. Nutri-Rescue is a prebiotic liquid “jump-starter” for rabbits or guinea pigs who stop...
Start with what each species eats in the wild to guide diet choices. For rabbits: 85% of diet = hay (available always); pellets are a supplement; leafy greens daily;...
Timothy hay is high-fiber, low-protein, and key for digestion and teeth. Three cuts: 1st = coarse/high fiber, 2nd = balanced, 3rd = soft/leafy. Alfalfa hay is richer, good for...
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