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Why Do Guinea Pigs Popcorn?

You haven’t read the title wrong. No verb is missing. For guinea pigs, popcorn isn’t something they eat or play with. It’s an activity that guinea pigs do!

two guinea pigs eating shredded carrot

What Do Guinea Pigs Drink?

Aah. Nothing beats a cool lemonade on a hot day or a warm cocoa on a cold day. Drinks like these are among the simple pleasures of life. But are such drinks good for your guinea pig friends? Absolutely not. Guinea pigs are one-drink wonders, and they truly adore their drink of choice: water.

close up side view of longhaired guinea pig's face

Tips For Grooming Your Guinea Pig

Help your guinea pigs to look and feel their best by settling into a simple grooming routine that increases the bond between you, and makes you and your furry friends proud of how your guinea pigs look.

two big guinea pigs outside eating

Is My Guinea Pig Fat?

Food is an area where guinea pig fans might go a bit overboard. A fat guinea pig is not necessarily a happy guinea pig — and a fat guinea pig is certainly not a healthy guinea pig. How do you prevent your guinea pig from gaining too much weight?

black and white Satin rabbit in cage at rabbit show

Rabbit And Guinea Pig Events

A small animal event is a gathering of enthusiasts to celebrate, learn, and share stories about their amazing furry friends. Hoppy Hours, Pignics, breed shows, and more await you. Find an event now!

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How To Play With Your Guinea Pig

Playing games with guinea pigs? Yes, you can! Depending on your guinea pigs’ temperament, you could enjoy races, hunts, tours, and more.

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10 Reasons Guinea Pigs Go To The Veterinarian

Guinea pigs are complicated little souls with some health similarities and some differences from us. A lot can go wrong. Learn how to prepare for, and perhaps prevent, some illnesses.

mostly orange guinea pig standing on polished wood surface

Tips For Guinea Pig-Proofing

A lot of guinea pig-proofing is common sense. Anything that would hurt you should be kept out of guinea pig reach. You also need to go a step further, because guinea pigs don’t know some things can harm them.

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