My best friend !

jayne

jayne

Adult Guinea Pig
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I just wanted you all to see my best friend again he is 1 year 1 month old boar only pick him up today from other side of derby so he had a long ride back home so I'm letting him settle down a bit before cuddles my rabbit loves him . He has wonderful colour markings like i said only got him before the lady said he had a mark which looks like a bite mark on back of neck
Not sure on a name yet but thinking, hope he comes around because he is beautiful ( rex boar Guinea pig ) 20210711_190101.webp
Little picture to show you but more pictures will follow soon and looking forward to putting him in Christmas Guinea pig advert again
 
He sort of copy my rabbit everything he does he follows him ,he jump in my rabbits hay box which is his toilet !
 
jayne said:
He sort of copy my rabbit everything he does he follows him ,he jump in my rabbits hay box which is his toilet !
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He is gorgeous but please don’t let piggy into the rabbit toilet box Or let him be near rabbit at all.
Rabbits carry illnesses which are harmless to them but can be fatal to piggies. Piggy should not be anywhere near rabbit urine or faeces.
 
Hi Jayne, he is beautiful! 😍😍 And I know while tempting it is best not to put him in and around your gorgeous little rabbit.
Piggies and bunnies can pass horrible illnesses to each other and you wouldn’t want that!
Also rabbits can accidentally kick piggies and hurt them :(
So keep them separated, even when spending time with you as I am sure they’d prefer not to share the mom cuddle time with anyone!
 
Basil? 😂
Have you got another piggie, I see a little Ginger one in the background 😀
 
That's not a piggie that's a mini lop rabbit and he copies everything he does it's like they just bonded his bodyguard !
 
When i got him back home if i didn't have my mini lop rabbit to bring him around i don't think he would be here because they feed together to bring him around 16269637580964125768978838851482.webp
 
Great advice there, I took in an unwanted rabbit and guinea pig pair when I was about 10 over 50 years ago and the poor guinea pig had no hair on its back from being constantly chased and mounted by the rabbit. It’s really not worth the risk to the guinea pig 😉 rabbits are very strong creatures with a big kick which can caused serious damage or even kill
 
Bill & Ted said:
Great advice there, I took in an unwanted rabbit and guinea pig pair when I was about 10 over 50 years ago and the poor guinea pig had no hair on its back from being constantly chased and mounted by the rabbit. It’s really not worth the risk to the guinea pig 😉 rabbits are very strong creatures with a big kick which can caused serious damage or even kill
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Not to mention the risks of Bordetella.

I remember when pet stores and people used to put guineas and bunnies together as default, I also recall those were the days of animals crammed in TINY cages/hutches. Thank goodness we’ve evolved since then!
 
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