Guinea pig w/ set up

Dayton OH

Description

Guinea pig to good approved home only. He is a male who is almost 2 year old. Very sweet. We are re-homing due to us moving and having too much to take care of. Re-home fee of $200. He comes with cage on wheels with play area, house, water bottles, bowl, litter tray, hay rack, cage liner, and whatever amount we have on hand of : litter, hay, food etc. Please call and leave a message if SERIOUS about wanting him. Thanks. General Guinea pig care info: Diet-Hay; Guinea pigs need unlimited access to timothy hay to keep them healthy. Hay helps with digestion and limits growth of their teeth. Pellets; Guinea pigs should be given good quality pellets made for guinea pigs. About 1/8 cup a day along with vegetables. Vegetables; Guinea pigs can be given fresh vegetables daily. Some safe vegetables for guinea pigs are: Spinach, Romaine lettuce, Kale, Bell peppers, Cucumber, Parsley, and Broccoli. Fruits; Occasionally can be given as treats. Some safe fruits for guinea pigs are: Oranges, apples, strawberries, blueberries, kiwi, peaches and papaya. ____________________ Litter Cage liners are a very popular and cheaper (in the long run) option to regular litters. But you will have to clean the liners more often. Spot cleaning daily is recommended, and washing liners every 2-4 days at least. Wash with white vinegar to kill odor and disinfect the liner. If you choose to use entirely litter in the cage, changing it all out should be done weekly unless you feel like you should do it more depending on cage size. Clean with diluted white vinegar, white vinegar won’t harm piggy. Safe litters for guinea pigs are: paper bedding, aspen, and paper pellets. *Do not use cedar or pine litter. It harms guinea pig’s respiratory due to the dust, oils and phenols.