Hi. Primary school teacher here who's "adopted" the school guinea pigs as their quality of life hasn't been great.
They're both four years old and only come into school three days a week but as the weather gets colder, I'm concerned for their health when they visit school.
I've read that any temperature below 15 degrees isn't good. With our heating not due to come on until the end of November, I'm wondering if they should stay at home with my girlfriend where it's warmer.
It's taken a lot of work on our part to get them properly groomed and to a healthy weight. They seem so much happier. I really don't want them going backwards.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance
They're both four years old and only come into school three days a week but as the weather gets colder, I'm concerned for their health when they visit school.
I've read that any temperature below 15 degrees isn't good. With our heating not due to come on until the end of November, I'm wondering if they should stay at home with my girlfriend where it's warmer.
It's taken a lot of work on our part to get them properly groomed and to a healthy weight. They seem so much happier. I really don't want them going backwards.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance