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Apart from about 6 weeks last autumn, my two guinea pigs have lived inside all their lives. But the plan has always been to move them back to the outside hutch when the weather got warmer. Does anyone else have piggies inside in winter, and outside the rest of the time?
I'm not quite sure when to do the move. I want to make sure there is no danger of frost/ice/snow before I do it, but what time of year do you think is OK? I'm thinking March (I'm in SE England by the way).
To be honest I'm quite keen to get them moved now, for me it is much better when they live outside. I can't believe I was such a softie and brought them in - everyone else I know with guinea pigs keeps them outside all the time and they are fine.
I'm not quite sure when to do the move. I want to make sure there is no danger of frost/ice/snow before I do it, but what time of year do you think is OK? I'm thinking March (I'm in SE England by the way).
To be honest I'm quite keen to get them moved now, for me it is much better when they live outside. I can't believe I was such a softie and brought them in - everyone else I know with guinea pigs keeps them outside all the time and they are fine.