Glynneath Guinea Pig Rescue and Boarding 01639 721127 10am-4pm: Angus & Haggis Rehomed by Graham 30/3/21

Friday, 26 March 2021

Angus & Haggis Rehomed by Graham 30/3/21

REHOMED.
Angus & Haggis are very likely full brothers, 3-4 months old. Angus is longer haired than Haggis so in additional to a regular brush through, he will need an occasional trim. Suitable for families that have the commitment to the grooming upkeep. Grooming covered in adoption video. 140cm cage or larger.

The basics

The life span is usually 5-7 years, but 8-9 years is not uncommon if given the right care and conditions.

Indoor housing preferred. Minimum of 140x60cm. Currently zooplus.co.uk have good value indoor cages that meet the size required - Plaza 140 and Plaza 160.

Summer housing - hutch and run. Hutch minimum 140x60cm. Lidded run at least 150cm long.

Winter housing - indoors if possible otherwise in a well insulated heated shed. A garage is not suitable unless it has natural light, heat and is not used for a car!

Temperature range - easy, if it's too hot/cold for you, it is for them. Ideal temp range is 15-22 degrees.

Food - Around 80% of their diet should be hay. Guinea pigs MUST be fed guinea pig food, not rabbit food with vit C added. The vitamin, mineral and nutrition levels are very different and lifespan will be shortened. Please do not feed lettuce - it has very little nutritional value. Favourite veg are usually bell peppers, carrots, broccoli and cauliflower leaves. Portion size is a pingpong ball per type of veg (2-3 portions per day, can be 5 per day).

All guinea pigs are rehomed as a non-breeding pair or trio, or as a companion to your lone guinea pig. I never rehome guinea pigs as companions to rabbits. No guinea pigs from this centre are to be used for breeding. If, for any reason, you cannot keep your guinea pigs I will welcome them back to the rescue.

Glynneath Guinea Pig Rescue and Boarding 01639 721127 10am-4pm

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