SaffronC17
New Born Pup
My piggies Felix and Dash have both been sleeping a lot more lately. Is this something I should be worried about?
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Sleeping a lot
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lilyandluna
Junior Guinea Pig
Nope, unless its really excessive. Often, my guinea pigs will play during the night and take long naps during the day.
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DMS260820
My pigs are the oppsite lol
Are they maybe getting a bit cold?
Other than that, they generally are more active in the mornings and evenings.
Other than that, they generally are more active in the mornings and evenings.
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Mine usually sleep/lie in hidey from breakfast until about 2 in the afternoon, then again from about 5.30-9.00
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Mine seem to intersperse eating, sleeping and playing.
I have one girl, Priscilla, who will do some zoomies and then promptly lie down for a nap - wherever she is!
I’ve decided it must be tiring maintaining the level of cuteness all the time
I have one girl, Priscilla, who will do some zoomies and then promptly lie down for a nap - wherever she is!
I’ve decided it must be tiring maintaining the level of cuteness all the time
I am sure it's nothing to worry about, but if you have any gas appliances get them checked or buy a carbon monoxide monitor. Piggies are more sensitive than us to toxins. It might save your life.