We got our two female Guinea pigs about 6 months ago. We keep them indoors in a 5x2 c&c cage (so nearly 6' x 2.5') with a fleece liner, a smallish wooden house, a fleece hidey/tunnel thing, and a couple of wooden archways. Tbh they spend all their time either out in the open eating, or inside the house.
Our house can get quite chilly, so I was wondering how cold is too cold considering they are at least indoors? Should I be stuffing their house with hay? At the moment they don't poo or wee at all inside the house though, so I'd rather keep it that way really. They do at least always snuggle in together.
Is there another to make sure they don't get too cold? I'm very aware that they need good airflow in and around the house, but by definition that sounds chilly! Temp can drop to 11 or 12 indoors overnight.
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Keeping Guinea pigs warm in cold house
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BandicootCrash · 02/10/2023 20:55
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