What do I need when getting Guinea Pigs?
Hi readers, as the title tells you todays post is "what do I need when getting Guinea Pigs?" I last did a post on this when I first started and I now have new ideas if what Guinea pigs need.
1. A large hutch or indoor cage depending on how many Guinea pigs you're getting. This will cost around £80- £100 depending on what size you get. Remember the larger the better for hutches and runs!
2. A large run also depending on how many Guinea Pigs you are getting. This will cost £20- £90.
3. A few food dishes. If you have a herd of Guinea Pigs they should have a food bowl each. This will cost around £2- £3 each.
4. Water bowl or bottle depending on what they're used to. This will cost £1- £3 each. Make sure you have one water bowl or bottle per 2 Guinea Pigs.
5. Toys! You can buy or make toys. If you buy toys they can be quite expensive around £1-£20. If you make toys you can use cardboard boxes and tubes.
6. Treats! Like the toys, you can make or buy these. If you buy treats they will cost around 50p- £3.
7. The Guinea Pigs! They will cost around £20 each or you could get them from a guinea pig rescue.
I hope you find this useful,
Book Worm :)
1. A large hutch or indoor cage depending on how many Guinea pigs you're getting. This will cost around £80- £100 depending on what size you get. Remember the larger the better for hutches and runs!
2. A large run also depending on how many Guinea Pigs you are getting. This will cost £20- £90.
3. A few food dishes. If you have a herd of Guinea Pigs they should have a food bowl each. This will cost around £2- £3 each.
4. Water bowl or bottle depending on what they're used to. This will cost £1- £3 each. Make sure you have one water bowl or bottle per 2 Guinea Pigs.
5. Toys! You can buy or make toys. If you buy toys they can be quite expensive around £1-£20. If you make toys you can use cardboard boxes and tubes.
6. Treats! Like the toys, you can make or buy these. If you buy treats they will cost around 50p- £3.
7. The Guinea Pigs! They will cost around £20 each or you could get them from a guinea pig rescue.
I hope you find this useful,
Book Worm :)
