How to take care of a teddy guinea pig?

How to take care of a teddy guinea pig?

Offer a healthy, balanced diet and avoid too many treats – the Teddy can be prone to diarrhoea so consult with a vet if this occurs. Choose quality proprietary guinea pig pellets, plus small pieces of veggies, greens and fruit to ensure essential Vitamin C intake. Avoid onions, tomatoes, avocado and citrus as these can be toxic/harmful.

What’s the average life span of a teddy guinea pig?

If offered the right care, food and love, they can live to 8 years, with 4-7 being the average life span of the teddy guinea pig. If you would like to know more about guinea pig life expectancy, check out our handy Guide Here.

What to get a lady for a guinea pig?

My guinea pigs are my therapy. Hoodie / Jumper / Sweater / Loungewear for Ladies or Men. Funny Humorous Gift. Cute jar. Decorated with Fimo Guinea pigs. sweet jar, polymer clay, Fimo.

What kind of guinea pig has a satin coat?

A satin guinea pig is not a separate breed, but it has, as its name suggests, a characteristic satin-like, almost glassy, sheen to its coat. The hair shaft on a “true satin” cavy is actually hollow. The genetic factor for having a satin coat is recessiveand found in all types of coat: long, rough, curly, and short.

Offer a healthy, balanced diet and avoid too many treats – the Teddy can be prone to diarrhoea so consult with a vet if this occurs. Choose quality proprietary guinea pig pellets, plus small pieces of veggies, greens and fruit to ensure essential Vitamin C intake. Avoid onions, tomatoes, avocado and citrus as these can be toxic/harmful.

How big does a male Teddy guinea pig get?

How big do Teddy Guinea Pigs get? The body length of an average Teddy can be up to 20 cm. Females are slightly smaller, and they usually weigh anywhere between 1.5 and 2.5 pounds – males up to 3 pounds. You won’t find a friendlier guinea pig.

Where did the Texel guinea pig come from?

Texel guinea pigs were originally bred in Britain. They are characterized by their long, curly coat and fur that is coarser and shorter around their face. The Peruvian resembles the Silkie with its smooth coat, but has a prominent “forelock” resulting from a portion of its coat on the head and the neck growing forward on the body.