I don't know how true is this, as I have not taken care of a guinea pig before this, but with the current hot, hot, hot weather in Penang, I'm afraid the diet isn't suitable for the guinea pig right now; can I feed him the fruits mentioned in the front page like the cherry tomato, cucumber and veggies? How about the cow grass? Even with the Romanian lettuce, she told me there's no need to feed them any other day, only when there's leftover Romanian lettuce in the house...meaning the piggie will only usually have a diet consisting of alfafa hay and pellets-- and I'm like "What?
Not sure if it's worth the risk feeding him these, because my cousin also informed me that Stevie's female companion passed away on Saturday. I'm not sure of the cause of death, but it might be due to the fleas and also perhaps the mistreatment by my cousin's kids...her daughter likes to blow the piggie in the face and find amusement in seeing him running around the cage(in fright??). Stevie is free of fleas though, and he is a healthy piggie, as far as I know, because that's what my cousin told me. I don't see him scratching his fur and there are no bald patches. Now that Stevie is all alone, what can I do to ensure he's not lonely? I mean, I can't be sitting by his cage 24/7...are there any DIY toys that I can make for Stevie?
Also, how am I supposed to introduce myself to the piggie? To make sure he lives comfortably in my care, I'll have to forge a healthy relationship with him, right?
Thank you in advance, sifus!
EDIT: Added more details. Also noticed that Stevie is awfully quiet. I let him sniff my hand and then he straight ignore me dy.
This post has been edited by janisu: Jun 10 2014, 01:59 AM
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