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Guinea Pigs (Slim Goodbody's Inside Guide to Pets) by Slim Goodbody, 2007-12-15
The Guinea Pig: How to Care for Them, Feed Them, and Understand Them (Family Pet Series) by Katrin Behrend, 1997-03
Rabbits (Practical Pet Care)
Guinea Pigs (My First Look at Pets) by Valerie Bodden, 2009-01
Quick and Easy Hamster Care (Quick & Easy...) by The Pet Experts at T F H, 2002-11
Guide to Owning a Guinea Pig: Housing, Feeding, Breeding, Exhibition, Health Care (Re Series) by Graham J. Edsel, 1997-12
Guinea Pigs (First Pets) by Laura Howell, Jane Burton, 2005-07-07
Hamsters (Pet Care) by Rebecca Sjonger, Bobbie Kalman, 2004-03
Mini Encyclopedia of Guinea Pigs Breeds and Care by Myra Mahoney, 2010-03-01
Hamster (ASPCA Pet Care Guides) by Mark Evans, 2001-04-30
Complete Care Made Easy, Hamsters: The Ultimate Pocket Pet by Virginia Parker Guidry, 2005-03-01
Hamsters (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Sue Fox, 2006-09
Rats: Complete Care Guide by Debbie Ducommun, 2002-04
Mice (Pet Care) by Rebecca Sjonger, Bobbie Kalman, 2004-03

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Guinea Lynx -- Raising A Healthy Guinea Pig
This brief outline of how to care for your new cavy (the proper name guinea pigs are known by) will help give your pet a healthy start so you can enjoy each
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Extractions: Now Available A guinea pig can be one of the most endearing and wonderful pets. They may live as long as 10 years (the average is 5 to 7), so the decision to bring one into your home must be made carefully. Your pet will depend on you for food, water, medical care and companionship. This brief outline of how to care for your new cavy (the proper name guinea pigs are known by) will help give your pet a healthy start so you can enjoy each others company for many years. One Pig or Two?
The SF/SPCA
Brings the healing presence of animals to people in health care facilities citywide. Volunteers take SF SPCA Program animals or their own pets on the visits dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits, even cats.
http://www.sfspca.org/aat/index.shtml

Extractions: All Departments AAT/Therapy About Us Adoption Cats Dogs Outreach Animal Hospital Behavior/Training Cat Behavior Dog Behavior Dog Behavior Library Behavior Helpline Calendar Car Donation Cinderella Fund C.L.A.W. Contact Us Creature Comforts Dog Classes Dog Trainer Academy Donate Online Emergency Prep Events FAQ Feral Cats Foster Program Great Gifts Hearing Dogs Help Us History HOME Humane Ed. Jobs at SF/SPCA Jr. Volunteers Lost/Found Pets Maddie's Center Media Partners Membership News OpenDoor Program Our Animals Pet-Friendly Housing Pet Loss Support President's Message Press Room SFPD Horse Ranch Sido Service Spay/Neuter Special Events Special Programs Urban Wildlife Volunteer Where We Stand NEWS HELP US ABOUT US FAQ ... EMAIL US Yes! I would like to receive The SF/SPCA's eNews The San Francisco SPCA's Animal Assisted Therapy Program The San Francisco SPCA's Animal Assisted Therapy Program brings the healing presence of animals to people in health care facilities citywide. Society volunteers take SF SPCA Program animals or their own pets on the visits: dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits - even cats. AAT visits do far more than provide a temporary lifting of spirits to clients in hospitals, nursing homes, psychiatric clinics and special schools. Again and again,residents show increased communication, decreased anxiety, and even decreased heart rates.
PETCO.com Daily Liquid Multi-Vitamins For Guinea Pigs - Where The
Daily Liquid MultiVitamins for guinea pigs - If you're worried that your pet guinea pig's diet isn't meeting - petCO is a leading specialty retailer of premium pet food, supplies and services
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Healthy Pet | Miscellaneous Pet Care: My Guinea Pig Bites At The Sipper Tube Of
Miscellaneous pet care My guinea pig bites at the sipper tube of her water bottleinstead of licking it or nibbling on itand I don t think she s getting
http://www.healthypet.com/FAQ/animal_care-41.htm

Extractions: Animals all have personality quirks, and your guinea pig simply may not be comfortable with the kind of water bottle she has. It's important that she gets plenty of water, though, so you should try giving her a few options to see what she likes best. First, you can try putting her water bottle down a little lower; she simply may not be able to reach it. If that doesn't work, try using a smaller water bottle with a smaller tube, such as a tube designed for hamsters and gerbils. You could also try using a large tube, like the tubes used for rabbits. It may just be that you need to find the right sized tube for her mouth. If none of those ideas work, you could try a heavy, hard-to-tip ceramic water bowl. These bowls make a lot more mess than water bottles, so you'll need to clean her cage more often to make sure her feet stay dry and clean. If you try all these options and your guinea pig still doesn't seem to be drinking, you can take her to your veterinarian for an examination.
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Dr. Eric Westheimer, a veterinarian in Goleta, California, cares for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, iguanas, rats, guinea pigs and other small animals. Lots of valuable information for pet owners.
http://www.west.net/~kande/
GUINEA PIGSJR PET CARE @ Christianbook.com
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Dog And Cat Rescue, And Dog, Cat, Fish, Snakes, Ferrets, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs A
Health and general interest pet news, breed profiles, all pet articles, book suggestions, links, rescue resources, pet adoption, animal welfare. pet Guardian Angels of America Fish, Reptiles .
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Extractions: Legal Stuff PGAA's site is devoted to pets of all types: dogs, cats, fish, snakes and reptiles, birds, hamsters, rabbits and other small mammals. Our purpose is to help people select and care for pets, and assist in pet rescue. Please click the Mail Box and E-mail us your questions, requests and comments. The Right Dog Your Cat Selection Guide Pet Rescue/Adoption, Animal Help, and Pet Protection We are continually building our rescue/adoption organization and animal help group contacts, and display many of these links on this site. Simply click the "Pet Rescue" or "Animal Help" icons below. KEEP CHECKING THESE LISTS - THEY'RE NEW AND GROW DAILY. POISON CONTROL CENTER WEB SITE!!!! OR CALL: 888-426-4435 Justin and Chelsea are waiting for your E-mail. Just click on the Mail Box. We welcome your comments and suggestions, or just your "hello". After all, this is your site!
Rabbit Care, Guinea Pig Care, Pet Care Information - All About Pets
For guinea pig care an other pet care information regarding gerbil care, guinea pig care, hamster care and rabbit care choose All About pets the national
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Cages For Pet Guinea Pigs
Search. Exotic Pets. guinea Pig Lianne McLeod. guinea Pig Lianne McLeod. Stay Current. Subscribe to the About Exotic Pets newsletter. Suggested Reading.
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Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Exotic Pets Rodents Guinea Pigs ... Exotic Pets 101 zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Choosing an Exotic Pet Exotic Pets Issues Birds Crabs (Hermit and Fiddler) ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Exotic Pets newsletter. Search Exotic Pets Guinea Pig Lianne McLeod Email to a friend Print this page Stay Current Subscribe to the About Exotic Pets newsletter. Suggested Reading Feeding Guinea Pigs Introduction to Guinea Pigs Elsewhere on the Web Guinea Pig Compendium More Guinea Pig Photo Gallery Guinea Pig Names Most Popular Exotic Pets Photo Gallery - Exotic Pet Pictures Submitted by... Keeping Aquatic Turtles such as Red Eared Sliders as Pets Exotic Pets A to Z - an Index to Exotic Pet Information and ... Rabbits as Pets - House Rabbit Care Guide ... Snakes as Pets - Choosing a Pet Snake What's Hot King Snake and Milk Snake Photos - Taken at Reptile World in... Burmese Python Photos - Taken at Reptile World in Drumheller... Day and Tokay Gecko Photos - Taken at Reptile World in Drumh... Red Footed Tortoise Photos - Taken at Reptile World in Drumh... ... Reptile and Amphibian Photos - Taken at Reptile World in Dru... From Lianne McLeod Sign up for my Newsletter Guinea pigs, being social creatures, do best kept in groups of two or more, but most readily available commercial cages are not large enough to house a pair of pigs. The "old" guideline is 2 square feet per guinea pig, so for a pair you would need a minimum of 4 square feet. However, this is still a cramped situation, and the bigger cage you can provide, the better for your cavies. In many cases, a home made cage provides ample space inexpensively, and may be a better choice than a cramped commercial guinea pig cage (more on home made cage ideas below).
How To Care For A Guinea Pig
Learn how to care for a guinea pig! A guinea pig is a friendly little animal which makes a good pet for children and adults. How to care for a guinea pig.
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Extractions: How to care for a guinea pig Learn how to care for a guinea pig! A guinea pig is a friendly little animal which makes a good pet for children and adults. A guinea pig is a friendly little animal which makes a good pet for children and adults. You will notice that at first your guinea pig runs away from you and you may be concerned that your pet doesn't like you. Guinea pigs are shy animals but with alot of patience on your part, you will eventually gain his trust and he will want your attention when ever he can get it. bodyOffer(28895) Before you go to the pet store to pick out your new pet, there are a few things that you will need to prepare for your pet ahead of time. A Home For Your New Pet Your new pet will need a house. The house that you prepare for your guinea pig is very important. It will need to have a lot of ventilation due to the fact that the ammonia that is given off by urine can make your guinea pig sick. You should never allow him to become wet. The bedding must be kept dry at all times. An all glass aquarium is not a good home for a guinea pig because there is not enough ventilation. A wire cage with a solid bottom is a good home for a guinea pig. A large bird cage with a tray that pulls out is a good home for a guinea pig as the tray can be pulled out and cleaned daily. Food For Your New Pet The main part of your guinea pig's diet will be guinea pig pellets which you can buy in your local pet store. You should have a dish of pellets in the cage at all times so the guinea pig can eat whenever he is hungry. It is a good idea to also offer him fruit or vegtables each day.Since a guinea pig requires a lot of vitamin C, turnip greens are a good choice for a treat for the guinea pig. If you do not give him fruits or vegtables you will need to give him vitamin C drops in his water bottle. You can buy these drops in the pet store.
Guinea Pig Care
As with any pet a guinea pig will need care and attention and a commitment to look after it whilst it is with you including veterinary treatment when ill.
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Extractions: Tell A Friend Have a friend who might like this site? Why not tell them about it - Click here! Caging Preparing the Cage Feeding your Guinea Pig Routine Care ... Guinea Pig Health As with any pet a guinea pig will need care and attention and a commitment to look after it whilst it is with you including veterinary treatment when ill. Although guinea pigs are fairly easy to care for, once ill they can deteriorate quickly and proper care will go a long way to ensuring that your guinea pig remains happy and healthy. Their average lifespan of a guinea pig is 4-7 years although up to 10 years has been known. Use the menu above to find out about caring for your guinea pig. Caging
Petaquarium.com.au - All You Need To Know About Guinea Pigs
They are clean and their size makes them easy to handle. guinea pigs can be kept as pets where it is impractical to keep other animals such as dogs and cats.
http://www.petaquarium.com.au/info/pet/gp.asp

Extractions: PUPPIES FREE PUPPY KIT KITTENS FREE KITTEN KIT ... WELFARE ORGANISATIONS Guinea Pigs or Cavys, as they are often refered to, make good pets. They are clean and their size makes them easy to handle. Guinea Pigs can be kept as pets where it is impractical to keep other animals such as dogs and cats. A guinea pig makes little or no noise and if properly looked after, it does not smell. HOUSING They are best kept in an outdoor weatherproof hutch. The hutch should have a weatherproof box which lucerne hay can be placed as bedding. In bad weather your guinea pig should be placed under cover. DIET Vegetables can also be fed in moderation, especially those high in vitamin C to prevent vitamin deficiencies. Your guinea pig will enjoy carrots, celery, tomatoes, apples, broccoli and lettuce. Also bread, thistles and fresh grass can be given but remember the Guinea Pig and Rabbit Meal should be the staple diet and the green matter a supplement. A Salt Lick Block hung in the cage will provide minerals in your guinea pigs diet.
Guinea Pig Shopping - Animal Hospitals-USA
Shelters. Shopping. Books. Registration. Sponsors. Contact Us. guinea Pig Shopping. We offer links to a wide variety of high quality pet care product sites.
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Extractions: Guinea Pig Shopping We offer links to a wide variety of high quality pet care product sites. Their products range from veterinarian-recommended pet food brands, shampoos, and insecticides for controlling parasites, to toys, apparel, housing, pet treats, restraining leashes, and other common pet care items. We also link to Breeders and information about breed characteristics of each pet. If you prefer to shop online, you may click on the links below to shop at most of the Internet's better pet stores: Petco.com PETsMART.com Animal Den Breeders Savvy.com Planet-Pets Rodent Breeders List Guinea Pig Health ... Guinea Pig Information Small Pets Index
Caring For Your Guinea Pig
consider getting another one as a companion for your pet. you decide to get more than one guinea pig, either get Taking good care of your guinea pig will help
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Extractions: Caring for your guinea pig Guinea pigs are very loving, sociable pets and require a lot of attention. If you are unable to give your guinea pig the social attention it needs, consider getting another one as a companion for your pet. If you decide to get more than one guinea pig, either get two females or a male and a female. Two males may not get along, and if you get a male and a female you may want to consider getting one of them neutered to prevent unwanted litters. Taking good care of your guinea pig will help it live a long and healthy life. Make sure the cage you choose for your guinea pig has plenty of ventilation. Many people use an aquarium and they don't provide enough ventilation. The cage should be large enough for the guinea pig to comfortably move around in, and it needs to have a solid bottom. Wire bottoms are not good for the guinea pig's feet. Guinea pigs are timid creatures and like something to hide in. A paper lunch bag or small cardboard box is a great hiding place for your guinea pig. They can easily be thrown away and replaced when soiled. bodyOffer(7117) Small animal bedding and litter is available to line your guinea pig's cage. Lining the bottom with newspaper first will absorb any liquid and make cage cleaning easier. You should remove and replace the soiled bedding once a week, and clean the cage with hot, soapy water.
Cavy, Guinea-Pig Care Article Library
Affiliates Feedback Subscriptions Webmasters Link to Us. You are in care Library Small Pets guineapigs. You are in care Library Small Pets guinea-pigs.
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Guinea Pig More Pet Supplies - Find, Compare And Buy At BizRate
Kaytee FortiDiet guinea Pig Food is a nutrient complete, pelleted diet specially formulated for. Found at pet care Central Store Rating
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Guinea Pig In Pet Supplies - Find, Compare And Buy At BizRate
Wild Harvest guinea Pig Blend. Treat your pet to an exciting burst of naturally nutritious grains, seeds, vegetables and fruits. Found at pet care Central
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Guinea Pig Care Sheet
ASPCA pet care Guide for Kids; guinea Pig, by Mark Evans. $9.95. $6.95. Taking care of Your guinea Pig; A Young pet Owners Guide, by Helen Piers. $5.95.
http://www.wildlife-museum.org/exhibithall/guineapig_care.html

Extractions: Physical Description Guinea pigs are not really pigs but belong to a group of rodents called cavies. They are small stocky animals with short legs and short necks. This design keeps their mouths close to the ground for eating grass. Guinea pigs come in a variety of colors and can have from one color to five or more. Their hair can be short and wavy to long and flowing. Adults weigh up to 3 pounds and live an average of 4-7 years. Behavior Guinea pigs are usually very quiet animals. When scared, threatened, or nervous they will hide in the closest safe place (i.e. an enclosed tube, box, etc.). Guinea pigs will communicate with squeaks or whistles, showing distress or contentment according to the volume. Their teeth are constantly growing and they will spend lots of time gnawing on things. If they cannot keep their teeth worn down, they will become overgrown and may need veterinary attention. Guinea pigs almost never bite unless mishandled, irritated or taste something on the handler.
Basic Small Animal Care, Rabbits, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs, Rats, Mice, Chinchillas
Basic Small Animal care. Rabbits, Hamsters, guinea pigs, Rats, Mice and the more exotics like Chinchillas, Ferrets, Gerbils Why Small Animals Make Good Pets!
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Extractions: - Harnesses and leads Do's Don'ts References for further information Why Small Animals Make Good Pets! Small animals make super pets because they are so much fun , generally very playful and can be so lovable ! Not all small animals are legal to have as pets in all states, but you should be able to find a super small animal pet wherever you live. All small animals are not the same, however. Some are calmer and easier for a small child to hold, while others are frisky and take more attention. The housing and feeding requirements are unique to each animal, just as each animal is unique. Take a little time to learn about the pet that is right for you. Find out what your pet needs and how to take care of it. Your reward will be a very happy pet and you will have a great friend. Back to Top A cage, hutch or habitat
Knoxville Guinea Pig Rescue
Our adoption fees for guinea pigs are $20 for one, or a same sex cagemate for your pets when possible. The fee helps us with food, bedding and Veterinary care.
http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/TN82.html

Extractions: Click here to see our Happy Tails! GREAT NEWS!! We now have a demo cage set up with two of our guinea pigs in it at Agri Feed and Pet Supply, at 5716 Middlebrook Pike!!! The animals there are available for adoption by contacting us. Agri-Feed is the only pet store in the Knoxville area that DOES NOT SELL LIVE ANIMALS and is now carrying Oxbow products!! Oxbow makes the best quality pellets, hay, suppliments, and treats for all our small and furry companions. We especially love their Timothy and Orchard grass hays and have always had to order on-line, paying high shipping fees. Once your pets have tried Oxbow you won't want anything else!! Come see us! We are now offering to build large, low cost cages to help provide the best quality of life for your piggies! Cages in stores are often WAY too small and very expensive! We recommend at least 4-6 square feet of space for one or two piggies, and an additional square foot or two for each additional pig. We are able to custom build your cage for from $20 to $40! You can see some great photos of these cages and more at www.cavycages.com! Herbie

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