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		<title>Tips for Keeping Guinea Pigs</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here are some general Guinea pig handling tips to make sure you have the most content and happy pet guinea pigs. Food: &#8211; Guinea Pigs need vitamin C daily. However buying a brand of guinea pig food with added vitamin C is not sufficient; your guinea pig will need fresh food too. Fresh food they [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here are some general Guinea pig handling tips to make sure you have the most content and happy pet guinea pigs.<br />
Food: &#8211; Guinea Pigs need vitamin C daily. However buying a brand of guinea pig food with added vitamin C is not sufficient; your guinea pig will need fresh food too. Fresh food they like; carrots, cucumber, celery, peppers, baby sweet corn, apple, grapes, melon, cauliflower leaves, and romaine lettuce. This is in combination with the dry general guinea pig food.<br />
Checkups: &#8211; Make sure you check your guinea pig’s ear, eyes and nose daily. The ears should be warm, and eyes and nose should be clear and the eyes bright.<br />
Teeth: &#8211; Guinea Pigs need to have a constant supply of fresh, non dirty hay to help them grind their teeth down. A hay rack is advisable so the hay is not on the bottom of the pen. If their teeth overgrow they will not be able to eat and a tell tale sign of this is saliva round the mouth.<br />
Nails: &#8211; These will need trimming regularly. I suggest you go to the vets for this.<br />
Grooming: &#8211; Some people groom their pigs daily (especially if they are long haired guinea pigs). Sometimes a quick coat trim is required if it is hot. Also a bath is required when your pig get smelly.<br />
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