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I created a few forums a few months ago on a similar topic however, now it is nearing Christmas time I have been thinking of finally setting up a c&c cage for my guinea pigs. I still have a few questions as I really just want to make sure that everything is okay and safe for them and I would really appreciate it if anyone could answer them ![smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60a.png)
My guinea pigs are around 4 years old now and I really would like to ask and make sure if it would be okay bringing them indoors after being outside for such a long time?
Due to limited space I would need to put them into my bedroom and I was wondering is they are often very loud during nighttime?
I have been considering getting a c&c and trying it out in order to see what it's like and how it goes and possibly moving them back out if I found that worked best, but I don't really want to be moving my guinea pigs from one place to another too much as i'm not too sure if that would be very good for them. Does anyone have any ideas or advice on this?
I've heard that some people bring their guinea pigs in during the colder months although, I was thinking about doing it permanently if it all goes well. Is it okay to bring them inside during Christmas time?
I think I've asked this before but once again I was just wondering a bit about heating and if it was okay to keep the central heating on and also heaters in the room they're in, or would it be best to always leave them off?
Do they smell a lot and can the smell be easily controlled? How often do they need to be cleaned out and also are wood shavings or fleece better (or anything else if there are any other good options)?
If they are now used to growing a thicker coat during slightly colder weather would it be a big change for them moving inside or would they get used it it quickly?
I honestly just want to make sure that I my guinea pigs will be okay with the change (they are quite shy) and please don't worry if you don't answer all the questions. Even just one can be a huge help!![grin :D :D](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f601.png)
Thank you for reading and if you have any other tips and advice on things I haven't mentioned please feel free to share them with me.
![smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60a.png)
My guinea pigs are around 4 years old now and I really would like to ask and make sure if it would be okay bringing them indoors after being outside for such a long time?
Due to limited space I would need to put them into my bedroom and I was wondering is they are often very loud during nighttime?
I have been considering getting a c&c and trying it out in order to see what it's like and how it goes and possibly moving them back out if I found that worked best, but I don't really want to be moving my guinea pigs from one place to another too much as i'm not too sure if that would be very good for them. Does anyone have any ideas or advice on this?
I've heard that some people bring their guinea pigs in during the colder months although, I was thinking about doing it permanently if it all goes well. Is it okay to bring them inside during Christmas time?
I think I've asked this before but once again I was just wondering a bit about heating and if it was okay to keep the central heating on and also heaters in the room they're in, or would it be best to always leave them off?
Do they smell a lot and can the smell be easily controlled? How often do they need to be cleaned out and also are wood shavings or fleece better (or anything else if there are any other good options)?
If they are now used to growing a thicker coat during slightly colder weather would it be a big change for them moving inside or would they get used it it quickly?
I honestly just want to make sure that I my guinea pigs will be okay with the change (they are quite shy) and please don't worry if you don't answer all the questions. Even just one can be a huge help!
![grin :D :D](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f601.png)
Thank you for reading and if you have any other tips and advice on things I haven't mentioned please feel free to share them with me.