Guinea pigs are known for their adorable behavior, from happily jumping (popcorning) to making enthusiastic sounds like wheeking. But what do all these noises and movements really mean? Often, they're simply telling you that they're hungry (and yes, they're craving fresh leafy greens!). But there's one particular behavior that can even surprise the most experienced guinea pig owners: licking.
The Silkie guinea pig, also known as the Sheltie guinea pig, is one of the most elegant caviar breeds thanks to its long, silky coat. This unique guinea pig is not only beautiful to look at, but also has specific care needs. In this blog we take you into the fascinating world of the Silkie guinea pig. From the origin and appearance to extensive care tips: everything you need to know about this special breed is discussed.
Have you ever wondered if your guinea pig actually sleeps? Many guinea pig owners rarely catch their furry companions in deep slumber and often question whether they sleep at all. Rest assured, they absolutely do! However, their sleeping habits are quite unique and perfectly suited to their natural instincts.
Do you also have a little rodent that loves using their multi-room house as a bathroom? Well, not the whole house, but one specific room in it. That’s actually quite logical: a multi-room house has different spaces, and small rodents often use them for various purposes. Think of a storage room, a nest or sleeping area, and yes... sometimes even a bathroom!
You’re probably familiar with the cheerful fluttering "feed moths," also known as "pantry moths" or "food moths." They get their name from their favorite place to hang out: food! While this isn’t exactly pleasant for us, in this blog, we’ll tell you everything about these little creatures, how to prevent them, and how to get rid of them.
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