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Guinea Pig Life Span
The guinea pig life span is, sadly, about 5.5 years; get a free photo of this rodent on cavy webrings.
All this and much more is important to know about these animals before purchasing one. If you want to be a responsible owner, you should know everything about feeding, breeding and grooming your pet. First of all, it is important to choose a cavy of what type you would like to buy. There are many different kinds of cavies, but what you need is a cavy of a short-haired type. You may either buy a pet from a reputable breeder or adopt it from a local rescue organization. These animals should live in groups or, at least, in pairs. There should be enough space for each animal in the cage and if the fights between the males occur, they should be separated.
The guinea pig life span is, sadly, about 5.5 years; get a free photo of this rodent on cavy webrings.
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These animals are alert and may learn to perform a lot of tricks, so they are easy to train. Some individuals have been known to live for about 12 years. But generally an average life expectancy for the animals that are kept as pets is about 7-10 years. These animals have to be fed twice a day; they should eat every day in the morning and in the evening. If you want your animal to be healthy, you should provide it with the fiber, vitamins and minerals they require. Daily supply of fresh hay and fresh clean water is a vital necessity. The guinea pig life span is, sadly, about 5.5 years; get a free photo of this rodent on cavy webrings.
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