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Guinea Pigs Pet Care:     more books (100)

Guinea Pigs (ASPCA Pet Care Guides) by Mark Evans, 2001-04-30 Guinea Pigs (Pet Care) by Bobbie Kalman, Kelley Macaulay, 2004-03 A Guinea Pig for You: Caring for Your Guinea Pig (Pet Care) by Blackaby, Susan, 2006-01 Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas (Pet Care) by Denham, 1977-06 Starting With Guinea Pigs (The Basic Pet Care Guide Series) by Dietrich Altman, David Alderton, 1998-05 Guinea Pigs (Pet Care Handbooks) by Isabel Day, 1987-06 Care for a Pet Guinea Pig (A Robbie Reader) (Robbie Readers) by Stephanie Bearce, 2009-12-17 Guinea Pigs: ASPCA Pet Care Guides for Kids by Mark Evans, 1992 Guinea Pigs (Junior Pet Care/J-005) by Zuza Vrbova, 1990-06 Pet Care Guinea Pigs Dutch Pet Care Guinea Pigs Guinea Pigs (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Julie Mancini, 2006-09 Care of Uncommon Pets: Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Mice, Rats, Gerbils, Chickens, Ducks, Frogs, Toads and Salamanders, Turtles and Tortoises, Sn by William J. Weber, 1979-06 Taking Care of Your Guinea Pigs (A Young Pet Owner's Guide) by Helen Piers, 1993-09-09

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1. Guinea Pigs Pet Care Brought To You By Doolittle's Pet Stores
   guinea pigs pet care brought to you by Doolittle's Pet Stores Caringfor your Guinea Pig. If you are looking for the perfect pet  
   http://www.doolittles.co.uk/petcare/guineapigs.htm
   
   Extractions: If you are looking for the perfect pet for a small child or for someone that has not kept pets before, then at DOOLITTLE'S we think the guinea pig is just what you are looking for. Guinea pigs are native to South America and were probably first domesticated by the now extinct Incas, they were kept not as pets but for food. Guinea pigs are still found wild in the grasslands and mountains of Peru, Argentina and Uruguay. They were introduced to Europe in the early sixteenth century possibly by the Dutch and were quite rare and valuable. Nobody knows quite how the Guinea pig got its name - it squeals like a small pig and perhaps it was first sold for one guinea, or was it the fact that the ships sailed to Europe from Guiana on the South American coast and as so often happens, words get changed. Guinea pigs are rodents, their closest relative is not the rat, but the porcupine!

2. DSPCA - Pet Care - Guinea Pigs
   PET CARE Guinea Pigs (Information courtesy of RSPCA) The Right Pet for You Guineapigs are friendly and easily tamed, but they need commitment and regular  
   http://www.dspca.ie/care13.htm
   
   Extractions: Companionship - to be with other guinea pigs. Feeding twice a day, with a mixture of meadow hay, green stuff, pellets, washed fruit and vegetables. A constant supply of fresh, clean drinking water in a drip-feed bottle with a metal spout. A large weatherproof home kept off the ground, out of direct sunlight and strong winds. It should be moved to an indoor area or porch in cold weather. A separate sleeping area for each animal inside the home. A clean layer of peat or wood chippings on the floor of their home and plenty of soft hay for bedding and burrowing.

3. Bunny Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Pet Mice And More!
   pet care products for small animals and rodents, including hamsters, mice, rats, guinea pigs, ferrets and rabbits. Features bedding, treats, toys, and cages.  
   http://www.bunny-rabbits-guinea-pigs-mice-and-more.com/
   
   Extractions: We have everything you'll need for your small pets, rodents and pocket pets: housing, bedding, food, treats, toys and accessories. If you have bunny rabbits or guinea pigs, check out our Accessories page for leashes and litter pans, as both pets can be very easily trained to use a litter box and walk on a lead. If you have pet mice or any other small pocket pet, take a look at our Mini Motel on the Cages page. Click on an image to view products Search: Products for Bunny Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Pet Mice and More

4. Healthy Pet | Pet Care Tips: Guinea Pig Care And Feeding
   healthy, happy guinea pig With good care, guinea pigs live up you can about your newpet; providing him nutritious diet, and expert veterinary care; and giving  
   http://www.healthypet.com/Library/petcare-23.html
   
   Extractions: Looking for a pet that's gentle and loveable but doesn't require the run of the house? Then you may want to consider a guinea pig. Guinea pigs are one of several small, domesticated mammal species commonly known as "pocket pets." In 1996, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association, about 583,000 U.S. households kept at least one guinea pig as a pet. While we're not sure how they got their name, guinea pigs have been bred for more than 400 years. They descend from wild porcupine-like rodents of South America and are called "cavies" (a shortened form of their Latin name) by many breeders and owners. A guinea pig's claim to fame is that it is the only domestic rodent with no tail. Behavior Guinea pigs rarely bite or scratch, but they can be messy-scattering food, water and bedding all over their cages. Their vocabulary includes about nine sounds, from whistling to purring to squealing. They are most active at dusk and dawn, but easily adjust to the routine of your household. Guinea pigs can be fun to watch. They like to explore new settings, but if scared, they'll either freeze or scatter in different directions. Choosing your new pet

5. Seagull's Guinea Pig Compendium
   Browse a guinea pig care guide which covers feeding, housing, reproduction, medical care, and odor problems. Includes a vet finder. pet owners the knowledge they need to help their guinea pigs attain, and exceed, their fiveto-seven year expected lifespan. Its detailed care  
   http://www.aracnet.com/~seagull/Guineas
   
   Extractions: since February, 1997 The Guinea Pig Compendium is one of the most comprehensive sources of guinea pig information on the Internet. Our focus is to give current and future pet owners the knowledge they need to help their guinea pigs attain, and exceed, their five-to-seven year expected lifespan. Its detailed care guide (providing more useful and thorough information than most books sold in pet stores), general articles and vet finder make it an invaluable resource, and one of the most popular destinations for guinea pig owners on the World Wide Web. In memory of: Panda (February, 1996 - April, 2000) The Guinea Pig Compendium wouldn't be a success, or even in existence, if it weren't for Seagull's very own guinea pigs . Be sure to stop in and meet the cavies that started it all... We have received a handful of World Wide Web awards for the quality of our pages. You can view our awards , and visit the sites that bestowed them upon us.

6. Guinea Pig Care
   Offers general information on handling and caring for guinea pigs, as well as advice on dealing with medical problems. information exists on the medical care and treatment of individual pet guinea pigs. Even less information is available  
   http://www.ahc.umn.edu/rar/MNAALAS/GPig.html
   
   Extractions: last update 11/12/99 Index General Information Veterinary Medical Problems Pneumonia Handling and Restraint ... Vital Statistics Guinea pigs are hystricomorph rodents (related to chinchillas and porcupines) that originated from the Andes Mountains region of South America. They were probably first domesticated by the Indians of Peru, who used them for food and as sacrificial offerings to their gods. In the 16th century Dutch explorers introduced guinea pigs to Europe, and selective breeding and captive rearing began in earnest. Guinea pigs are very popular pets because of their availability, docile temperaments, tendency not to bite or scratch when handled, and relatively clean habits. They are not long-lived, which can be disconcerting to owners (especially children). Many parents, however, believe that having their children experience the relatively short period of companionship and subsequent death is a meaningful way to expose children to the "ups and downs" of life. In their natural habitat, guinea pigs live in open, grassy areas. They seek shelter in naturally protected areas or burrows deserted by other animals. Guinea pigs are sociable animals and tend to live in groups. They are strictly herbivorous (plant-eating) and do most of their foraging for grasses, roots, fruits and seeds in the late afternoon and early evening.

7. Alpine Pet Shop Online Pet Shop UK- Pet Care Advice Guinea Pig
   Here are some handy tips to help you care for your Alpine pet shop can help you choosea suitable one. should have two rooms to allow the guinea pigs to have a  
   http://www.alpinepetshop.co.uk/Petcare/Guineapig.htm
   
   Extractions: Guinea pigs or Cavies are naturally clean animals that make ideal pets especially for children but they can be a little timid so be gentle ! Guinea pigs were originally discovered in South America and are closely related to the chinchilla which also comes from South America. They can be indoor or outdoor pets and there are many different types. They are usually distinguished by their hair and coat. They are commonly classified as Smooth Coats, Abyssinian or Peruvian. Guinea Pigs usually have a life-span of 4-7 years if looked after properly. Your guinea pig needs a good well constructed hutch, if being kept inside. Alpine pet shop can help you choose a suitable one. Ensure the hutch has a water proof roof with an overhang and the floor should be treated with a suitable protective sealant. Ideally the hutch should have two rooms to allow the guinea pigs to have a separate bedroom.

8. KW Cages Home Page
   Competitively priced cages and pet care products for your rabbits, birds, ferrets, guinea pigs and small animals. Location is in Santee, CA.  
   http://www.kwcages.com/

9. Alpine Pet Shop Pet Care Leaflet Guinea Pig
   pet care, pet health advice,guinea Pig,guinea pigs,classified adds,adverts, petmessage boards, where are we ?, Free delivery within Plymouth for orders over  
   http://www.alpinepetshop.co.uk/Petcare/Guinea pig leaflet.htm
   
   Extractions: We are members of the Pet Care Trust Guinea Pigs Guinea pigs or Cavies are naturally clean animals that make ideal pets especially for children but they can be a little timid so be gentle ! Guinea pigs were originally discovered in South America and are closely related to the chinchilla which also comes from South America. They can be indoor or outdoor pets and there are many different types. They are usually distinguished by their hair and coat. They are commonly classified as Smooth Coats, Abyssinian or Peruvian. Guinea Pigs usually have a life-span of 4-7 years if looked after properly. Your guinea pig needs a good well constructed hutch, if being kept inside. Alpine pet shop can help you choose a suitable one. Ensure the hutch has a water proof roof with an overhang and the floor should be treated with a suitable protective sealant. Ideally the hutch should have two rooms to allow the guinea pigs to have a separate bedroom.

10. Conchester Animal Hospital Located In Delaware County, PA
    Veterinary practice for companion animals, including dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, hamsters, snakes, and lizards in Boothwyn, Pennsylvania. Features location, staff, services, and pet care tips.  
    http://www.conchestervets.com/

11. PET LOVERS(GUINEA PIGS(á¡ÊºÕé) PARK)
    This is the ultimate site for everybody who love to guinea pigs()exotic and domestic pets (guinea pigs). "". "cavy". INTRODUCTION. BIOLOGY. care AND MANAGEMENT  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/5295

12. How To Care For Guinea Pigs
    5. Pair Them off. guinea pigs are happiest when with other guinea pigs,so many pet care books urge owners to keep two or more together.  
    http://www.hsus.org/ace/11806
    
    Extractions: A descendant of the wild guinea pigs of South America, today's domesticated guinea pig is viewed by many as an "easy" pet for children. Many parents select a guinea pig as a first pet for their child, believing a small pet needs only a small amount of care. It is important to understand that these little guys have lots of requirements, including a roomy cage, specialized diet, daily cleanup, and gentle handling, and that an adult should be the primary caretaker. 1. Make Room at the Inn They may be small, but guinea pigs require ample space to move about. Make sure their living quarters are at least 18 inches wide, 14 inches high, and 25 inches deep. Guinea pigs housed in larger cages are more likely to be active. Do not use aquariums, as they provide poor ventilation, and mesh or wire-floor cages hurt guinea pigs' tender feet. Remember also to provide plenty of high-quality hay, which these rodents use for nesting and snacking. Do not use materials such as sawdust, cedar chips, or fabrics that may cause respiratory or other health problems. Finally, provide your guinea pig with a gnawing log (such as an untreated fruit tree branch), tunnels to crawl through, and platforms to climb on. Add a heavy food bowl resistant to tipping and gnawing and a water bottle with a sipper tube. 2. Get a Little Closer

13. Rabbit, Horse, And Other Pet Care
    Rabbit, Horse, and Other pet care. Looking for advice on caring forpets such as rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, or hamsters? Want  
    http://www.hsus.org/ace/12566

14. Pets: Small Animals
    rabbit? How do you care for a pet rabbit? Caring for angora rabbits;Caring for your angora rabbit; Raising meat rabbits. guinea pigs How  
    http://www.essortment.com/in/Pets.Small.Animals/
    
    Extractions: about this site Back to main site Find A Site Ferrets Chinchillas Gerbils and Hamsters Hedgehogs ... Misc. Ferrets Chinchillas Gerbils and Hamsters Hedgehogs Mice and Rats Potbelly Pigs Rabbits Caring for your pet rabbit Rabbits as house pets Taking care of a pet rabbit Rabbits make wonderful pets ... How do I take care of a pet rabbit?

15. Top Picks - Books On Care Of Guinea Pigs
    5) ASPCA pet care Guides for Kids guinea pigs By Mark Evans (foreward by RogerCaras), this book is probably too simplistic for adults, but a good choice  
    http://exoticpets.about.com/library/reviews/aatpgpbooks.htm
    
    Extractions: Nice book about guinea pigs from Peter Gurney, who is a well known and respected guinea pig expert. At over 250 pages, and illustrated with full color photos, this is a comprehensive book on guinea pig care, and the author's enthusiasm for guinea pigs and knowledge of their care are readily apparent.

16. Guinea Pig Care Guide
    Finding a guinea Pig pet stores only if the store/staff are knowledgeable aboutguinea pigs and keep them in appropriate, clean housing with a good diet.  
    http://exoticpets.about.com/library/weekly/aa101201a.htm

17. Heatherlea Selective Pet Book Library
    0713726814. HeatherleaPets.co.uk Best for Value and selection. AspcaPet care Guides for Kids guinea pigs Mark Evans. This guinea  
    http://www.heatherlea-pets.co.uk/page63.html

18. IrishAnimals.com: Pet Care Resources Ireland
    Todd's guinea Pig Hutch; All About guinea pigs; A guinea Pig Quick Brief;guinea Pig Compendium; pet City's guinea Pig care. BACK TO pet care INDEX.  
    http://www.irishanimals.com/care/gpigs.html

19. IrishAnimals.com: Pet Care Resources Ireland
    pet care RESOURCES Behaviour Specialists; Grooming, dog walking Health; Older animalcare; Alternative Medicine; Reptiles Amphibians; guinea pigs; Hamsters; Rabbits;  
    http://www.irishanimals.com/care/

20. Guinea Pig Heath Uk Pet Guinea Pigs Care Guide Guinea Pig Rescue - Cavy Rescue
    guinea pigs make lovely pets, they are easy to handle and will become quite tame. guineapigs usually live in hutches outside, but can be kept in indoor cages.  
    http://www.cavyrescue.co.uk/guinea_pig_guide.htm

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