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Quote: Ours let us know that it needs to go by getting wiggley. Usually, a squeal is only when they are hurt or scared. The only time I heard ours make that is the first couple of times we cut her toenails. Then, she was used to it it was ok. She makes a whisling noise when we open the...

If you feed rabbit pellets be careful. Rabbits have totally different nutritional requirements then guinea pigs do. Guinea pigs need higher protien, rabbits do not. And some rabbit feeds shouldn't fed to guinea pigs because of is put in them. I can't remember what it is, some brands carry...

Quote: I had one that lived till he was about 5-6 years old. Which is old for a guinea pig. He was an american named squeeks and one heck of a show pig. We won all of his classes I entered him. then kept him as a pet when he was retired. My current guy is a texel. Those are the ones that...

Quote: They aren't that bad, nor difficult to take care of. You just got to keep them in something where they have ventilation. If they were kept in something like an aquarium, or the cage was never cleaned,then they would smell really bad.

Don't let these guys discourage you because they think they stink. they don't. The thing is you have to keep the cage clean. it takes a long time for a guinea pig cage to smell bad. Cleaning them once or twice a week helps keep the smell down. I have had several piggies. they make excellent...