I wondered if those local flowery hay that sold in square packets (can be found in almost all pet shop, old shop specifically) are good for guinea pigs? They were some cheap local hay I guess. The thing is that they have its smell which is different from branded hay. So..?

Try feeding them something like vegs manually with your hand then at the same time keep repeating her names, persuading to come to you.

haha dellfy looks like shy shy, hide under the cloth there  waa bluffy color so nice...~~!
nicknicknick >>GP being scared of you at the beginning is normal...i face the same prob when i bring back Alice my Sheltie..even hear my footsteps only she already jump and scared like hell...made me worry like hell too...

just give the gurl time, she will adapt...trying to bond with her too quickly without letting her get use to her new environment will only cause her stress. relax ya, let her alone for 2-3 days, and remove the house from her cage after that 2-3 days. all my gp i dun give house d, to train them to be used to human passing by and surrounding sound. tht way they will be less frightened and mush mush more friendly.even if i put back the house oso they will push push till terbalik lol~! my gps even greet me everytime i went home from work...wheek wheek and reach out for food..XD

most importantly, dun give up, and give her time...good luck~!

Just a suggestion, i wouldnt put that artificial grass in there. In case she decides to swallow it, it can lead to complications of the stomach. Because GPs explore everything with their mouth

Haha no, Misty is still a little nervous and jumpy. Whenever I come by her cage she'll run back into her little hideout. However, once I have her on my lap and softly petting her, she starts squeaking softly and very occasionally purr .

I think in time she'll learn to recognize me.