Lisa.marie.white
New Born Pup
Good morning. Our names are Lisa (mom) and Jordyn (Guinea pig momma)
Clearly, we did not do any research on Guinea Pigs. We, like many, saw these cute little eyes and knew she was ours. We bought a starter cage from Petsmart, listened to the lady and bought all the items we were told. After
My only concern now! After reading, Guinea pigs being social, need two? She cries, vocal, when she hears us come up stairs, or leave room. It breaks my heart. Are they just vocal? Or should we be worried. One Guinea pig is a lot
. Is this a problem? What can we do to make her more comfy? She is eating, drinking like she owns the place.
Thank you for any help.
Lisa & Jordyn
Clearly, we did not do any research on Guinea Pigs. We, like many, saw these cute little eyes and knew she was ours. We bought a starter cage from Petsmart, listened to the lady and bought all the items we were told. After
two month of caring for Daisy, we have found there is so much more! Poor little girl, for one, the starter cage was to small! Basically forced her to live in her filth. Poor baby. I can not believe how small it really was! I purchased a bigger one! Did much reading and put food, water, hay and hanging treat etc under a separate platform. I did not know they eat and poop, same place. This has made clean up so much easier and much nicer in her relax space. I ordered a special poodoo platform for her and new fleece liners. Hopefully to come this next week. We are learning. My only concern now! After reading, Guinea pigs being social, need two? She cries, vocal, when she hears us come up stairs, or leave room. It breaks my heart. Are they just vocal? Or should we be worried. One Guinea pig is a lot

Thank you for any help.
Lisa & Jordyn