Mon59
Junior Guinea Pig
Hi,
just wanted some experienced advice on outside temperatures please. Although I live in southern England there have been some very low morning temperatures in the last week.
my 4 girls are in a lovely dry garage with a 7x4 enclosure but it’s unheated . I imagine their fur coats protect lower than humans would tolerate and I would move them inside if there was a serious frost or snow ( below zero). They did look particularly miserable this morning with hair standing on end.
when would experienced owners consider moving indoors? I don’t want frozen piggies ..
also any good foods for low temperatures? (don’t mean porridge) Their cabbage out of the fridge and more hay can’t have helped .. although they did woof it down.
just wanted some experienced advice on outside temperatures please. Although I live in southern England there have been some very low morning temperatures in the last week.
my 4 girls are in a lovely dry garage with a 7x4 enclosure but it’s unheated . I imagine their fur coats protect lower than humans would tolerate and I would move them inside if there was a serious frost or snow ( below zero). They did look particularly miserable this morning with hair standing on end.
when would experienced owners consider moving indoors? I don’t want frozen piggies ..
also any good foods for low temperatures? (don’t mean porridge) Their cabbage out of the fridge and more hay can’t have helped .. although they did woof it down.