Little Live Pets 26410 Soft, Interactive Mama Guinea Pig & Reactions. Batteries Included & Bright Light Chameleon interactive toy pet with 30 sounds, reactions with super-soft squishy skin

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Just as with human beings, the lifespan of any individual guinea pig is partly due to genetics and partly due to their environment. While any given guinea pig may have some built-in health problems that limit its lifespan, you can still take steps to give your pet the longest and happiest life possible. Take the following steps:

Keep cages clean. First and foremost, always keep your guinea pig’s living space clean and fresh. Guinea pigs will urinate in the same place as they eat and sleep, so regularly changing their bedding is important to avoid contagious diseases.It’s perfect if your child is desperate for a pet but you don’t have space or time to give that to them just yet. With enough love and attention, Mama's heart will start to glow, indicating that a baby is on the way! Gently place her inside her interactive hutch. Now it's time to wait. Once all the babies are born then your child can play with the guinea pig family and the hutch. Or you can reload all the babies and their surprises into the hutch and start the process all over again. There are a few diseases that are common in guinea pigs. Spotting and treating these problems in advance can help you keep your guinea pig with you for as long as possible. Some of these include: You will need six AAA batteries before you can get started – with three for the hutch (battery compartment is at the top, the screw to open the panel is underneath the carry handle) and three in the mama guinea pig. How Mama Surprise works

Wondering how Mama Surprise actually works? If you struggled like I did with following the instructions then this easy guide to getting started with Mama Surprise will help! Also the mama guinea pig isn’t quite as cuddly as you would like, the body is quite floppy and flimsy. Compared to other small mammal pets, guinea pigs are quite long-lived. If you’re considering getting a guinea pig, you should be prepared to make a long-term commitment to your pet’s health. How to Keep Your Guinea Pig HealthyTumors. Older guinea pigs often get tumors and other cancers as they age. Regularly examine your pet’s skin and abdomen for unusual lumps and bumps, and don’t hesitate to talk to your pet’s vet if you notice anything out of the ordinary. Kids will enjoy styling the baby’s hair and seeing the mama guinea pig’s reactions to their feeding and petting her.