Surolan....???

Pixs please..

OFF TOPIC!!

Ask Joan i'm not pet shack owner...

This post has been edited by sharil_routh: Jul 16 2008, 11:44 PM

Guys , if wanna chat can go to cavy cafe.

Just scare it will continuous like before, and difficult for people to find information here.

Thanks for ur cooperation..

Hmm..
Actually i dont hav any idea for it.. dats why i cant answer for dat question.

U can try look at dis link maybe its benefit for u..

http://www.guinealynx.info/forums/viewtopi...t=19597&start=0

Ur welcome..

Update us about ur GP, and can share with us.

This post has been edited by sharil_routh: Jul 17 2008, 01:17 AM

The best to buy guinea pig is the guinea pig never be taken from its mother earlier than four weeks or more until 6 weeks, coz the babies need milk form their mom.
Most of the petshop sell underage gps, dats why they look small , different if we buy from homebreeder look bigger than from petshop and of course healthy guarantee.

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Added on July 17, 2008, 8:23 am..... capsicum, apple, sawi, brokoli, lettuce, celery, orange, spinach, etc..

Nope...they are flattened insects with no wings and are considered biting lice -- they abrade the skin to obtain fluid, are light colored (white to pale yellow), wriggly insects which can easily be seen moving through the fur near the skin and in heavy infestations, around the eyes.

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Added on July 17, 2008, 8:24 amUr welcome adriane..

This post has been edited by sharil_routh: Jul 17 2008, 08:32 AM

* romaine or red leaf lettuce
* red and green bell pepper
* flat or curly parsley
* small amounts of kale, swiss chard, dandelion leaves, leafy green carrot tops, or leafy celery tops
* small amounts of finely chopped celery, parsnips, or cucumber
* two baby carrots (per day)
* a piece of fruit (strawberries, apple, orange, melon)

Those veggies can feed and change it daily.

Mine ok...

Well, a guinea pig's urine is usually an opaque substance. It should be cloudy. If it is leaving white stains, then you may be feeding too much calcium and may get a bladder stone. You should try to rule out an abundance of any one type of food, giver her a variety.

In case your pig does have too much calcium in the diet, here are a few tips to reducing the calcium intake:

1. Guinea pigs over 12 months of age should be fed a timothy-based pellet diet (pigs under 12 months should be fed an alfalfa-based diet, because the additional calcium from the alfalfa is used for bone development). Oxbow's Cavy Cuisine or Kaytee's Timothy Complete are good timothy-based pelleted diets.

2. Guinea pigs over 12 months shouldn't be fed alfalfa hay (again, because of the calcium) however, it can be fed occassionally to a pig under 12 months. Timothy hay, or another type of grass hay (orchard grass) are better alternatives.

3. Be careful of veggies that are high in calcium (such as parsley); they should be fed in moderation only.

It would be good to take her to the vet just to make sure, because a guinea pig's health can decrease very quickly.

Now..... just follow the tips first.

Sharil is enough. not captain.

Dont forget; GP diet: 50% - hay, 25% - pellet and 25% - veggies and fruits.

Correction...

Kaytees can get at singapore only right now..

Oxbow cavy cuisine coming soon..

Sorry....

This post has been edited by sharil_routh: Jul 18 2008, 11:32 PM

My way i will put my hay and pellet in tupperware.

Nice color la... where u bought dat GP?

Ya i saw it just now, heee.... lonely GP. One left..

Hahahaha...

I also surprise when see Boru hair is normal type but his sibling hav abby type hair.
But if u notice Boru hair is longer than normal type one.

This post has been edited by sharil_routh: Aug 6 2008, 06:59 AM

I'm shock ... huh...

Let ollie Rest in Peace..

BORU very da Bulat now....

Great!! he got the responsible owner...

I tried before but ..... fuh... the cloth will be damn mess and dirty... if u just have one GP its ok but if a lot.... its up to u, can... but need a lot of work.
Use fleece much better than cloth....

Cloroplast u can get at stationary shop, they sell various size.

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Added on August 16, 2008, 12:57 pmI think u read about the GP wont pee and poo on the fleece becoz they already toilet trained,
Either u put fleece, bedding, newspaper, they still poo and pee.
IF they toilet trained, they still pee and poo but not much compare not toilet trained.

How old is ur GP? If ur GP young its easy to train them, if they quite old about a year +++ quite difficult to train them, can be trained but takes time.

This post has been edited by sharil_routh: Aug 16 2008, 12:59 PM

U wont regret if buy GP at pet shack coz they sell healthy GP, and u will be surprise if u see their GP, coz they are very chubby compare like other petshop becoz Pet shack fed complete nutrition to GP dat they sell.

Even their GP just about couple of months old, the GPs look fat. No need to worry buy at pet shack.

OOpss.. Luna name already taken....