 | Wondering what do guinea pigs eat? Pellets at the pet store are a start, but complete nutrition includes fresh vegetables and a regular source of Vitamin C. By Cheryl Bowman |
 | Why do guinea pigs squeak? As social animals, squeaks are an important form of communication. Guinea pigs have even learned a special squeak for humans. By Cheryl Bowman |
There are several types of guinea pigs to choose from, ranging from the easy-care American to the high-maintenance but lovely Peruvian. By Cheryl Bowman |
Bathing guinea pigs every few months will help to keep their coats and skin healthy. Learn what to use and how to make the process comfortable for your pig. By Cheryl Bowman |
 | Caring for guinea pigs means more than just sticking them in a cage and feeding them. Learn how to choose the right cage, keep it clean and feed them a balanced diet. By Cheryl Bowman |
Guinea pig illnesses can be hard to recognize, because pigs have an instinctive desire to hide signs of weakness. Learn how to tell if your guinea pig is sick and find out about some common illnesses that affect them. By Cheryl Bowman |
A nutritious guinea pig diet begins with plenty of fresh water, hay and food pellets. From there, you'll need to choose fruits and vegetables carefully and make sure your pig gets plenty of Vitamin C. By Cheryl Bowman |
To build a guinea pig cage, you need to make sure the pig can't chew at any wood elements. This design features a chicken-wire covering to prevent gnawing. By Cheryl Bowman |
Learning the nuances of guinea pig behavior is a challenge, because pigs naturally hide their behavior to avoid predators. It takes a careful eye and a little experience to know what different sounds and behaviors are telling you. By Cheryl Bowman |
