I have an idea...but I will need your help! :)

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LittleEskimo said:
Wow it looks awesome :) A simple basic guide is a good idea. I remember when I started to really learn about guinea pigs and looked at these websites and there was just so much information it was a little overwhelming and hard to remember everything. So something that is quick and to the point is very helpful :) and I love the mythbusters section :)) There are lots of myths I have heard about guinea pigs so that is very useful.

Are you able to put videos in the behavior section? It would be really cool for people to see how guinea pigs wheek for dinner or popcorn and stuff :) Not many people realize how expressive piggies can be
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I think I've got to pay to embed videos unfortunately :( Shame, because that's a really good idea! I'll see what I can do!
 
What a brill idea - it looks really good - (you might want to put bell peppers instead of just peppers incase some poor piggy gets fed:)) a red hot chilli pepper)
 
TAN said:
What a brill idea - it looks really good - (you might want to put bell peppers instead of just peppers incase some poor piggy gets fed:)) a red hot chilli pepper)
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Or mild peppers, mine love the little orange sweet peppers and huge long sweet red pepper :).
 
I think its a great idea. I spent ages researching before I got my girls a couple of weeks ago, but so many websites said one thing, then another said something different so then I didn't know what to believe. It was when I found this forum as I decided to find a gp forum so that I could ask experienced people questions, and found all the great reference bits on here (the list of safe foods being the one I've used the most).
 
"Guinea pigs can live with rabbits - This is NOT true. Guinea pigs and rabbits should NEVER be housed together, for a variety of reasons.
They have totally different diets - rabbits produce their own vitamin C yet guinea pigs don't - meaning if they are both fed on rabbit food, the guinea pig will lack vitamin C, yet if they are fed on guine apig food, the rabbit could develop liver disease due to an excess of vitamin C."

I would be very interested in reading any information you have available which states that rabbits could develop liver disease if they are kept on a guinea pig cereal, due to the the vitamin C content/ receive an excessive amount of vitamin C?!
 
Shame you live in Plymouth my mum owns a shop in Leigh on sea who designs websites makes shop signs etc
Visit the sign factory leigh website (it's bad that I don't know what its called)
And my mums employee Mark can design the websit, create it etc
Don't tell her I told you thoughxxx
She does it by card so no need to pop down unless you want to but it's pretty far away.
She may not be able to in cirtain cases but I would ask her
If not SG4 may do it but there not that reliable....
 
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Double postxx
Don't mean to sell anything just thought I'd tell youxx
 
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PiggiePal said:
Former forum member Laura set up The Guinea Pig Helpline a few years ago. I thought it was known on the forum.

See www.theguineapighelpline.com for details x
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Yes I'm aware of Laura's work and it is fantastic :) I aim to put a link to her site when I have finished my site.

Like I have said, the main aim of this website is a very quick, easy guide where visitors can find very basic info that they need quickly and easily - the main audience is my customers at work who ask many questions, but they are often on holiday, and I don't expect them to be able to remember everything I have told them when they get home. So by giving them the website they can remember what I may have told them and have an easy way of contacting me if they want any more info :)
 
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