guinea pig attacked by a snake in this video but the smart and cute American guinea pigs fighting with this critical situation so easily. guinea pig running so fast. snake is trying to attack a guinea pig in this video. THIS SNAKE is so dangerous. guinea pig shows
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Guinea pigs, just like other animals, enjoy fun and stimulation. From running around and simply exploring their environment to burrowing and playing with toys, guinea pigs can find fun and enjoyment in many activities.
Leafy greens like romaine lettuce, kale, cilantro, or parsley should comprise the bulk of your pig's fresh produce. Vegetables like red or green pepper, broccoli, and tomatoes have high levels of vitamin C in them and are great daily options. Add carrots, zucchini, and sweet potato once or twice a week.
What do guinea pigs love the most?
They can be kept outdoors or indoors, and their needs are basic: a roomy cage, safe bedding, a ceramic food bowl, a water bottle with a sipper spout, guinea pig pellets, and timothy hay. They love to play, and small wooden chew toys or grass balls will keep them entertained and healthy.

guinea pigs prefer to sleep on soft surfaces
I know that in some eastern countries, guinea pig owners use plastic and puppy pads because of the extreme heat. I think fleece houses should always be supplied as they do love cuddling up on soft surfaces. I believe they should only be housed on fleece or hay. Fleece is my preferred option but I understand why some cages are constructed the way they are in hot climates. Pigs are not very good at regulating their temperatures so their environment should be consistent, not too hot or cold. You can provide cold pads, as other have suggested.