I miss my two hamsters! I started out in a crappy & overly expensive pet smart cage but quickly went into a bin cage! I recommend having vet money for checkups set back and to find an exotic hamster savy vet near you as one of my hammys became over weight and developed a tumor and the vet bill was a shock!
You sound a bit like Veruca Salt from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Except that you mentioned in the end that at least you'll be happy, so that's good to see :) Because the difference is that Veruca would never be happy with what she has.
I really wanna get rabbits but I already have 3 guinea pigs, a hamster, and 3 reptiles, so I’m not allowed to get any more pets 😂 Update: I got a chinchilla a couple weeks ago and I’m getting another in a few days
@@kgabr4856 I have 7 ferrets, 3 chinchillas, 13 guinea pigs, 2 Chinese water dragons, 1 bearded dragon, 4 dogs, 1 cat, and a ton of fish. I’m also getting birds soon
Aubrie guinea pigs keep themselves very clean and also love a clean cage the only time they may have a slight smell is if you own male piggies because on their backs they have oil and sweat glands that is why I only have females you do want to bathe them every 4 months with head and shoulders shampoo that includes cleaning between their toes too this will prevent them getting ringworm which is common in guinea pigs but they must be completely dry after bath or they could get a respiratory infection which will kill them!
This video made me really happy cause I can tell how much love you give your pets and how much research you put into them 😭💖 they're very lucky to have such a loving owner and this is a wonderful video 🥰
Bunnies are generally very intelligent which means that you need to invest much more time and effort into taking care of them - comparable to cats and dogs. So not the best option for kids or people who dont have a lot of time.
I'm more of a cat person all in all, but between these two guinea pigs are much better than rabbits in my opinion. Here's why. •Guinea pigs are easier to handle. Unless they're held incorrectly, they won't constantly try to squeeze out of your hands •Guinea pigs require less space. A hutch for 2 rabbits would be big enough to house about 4 or 5 guinea pigs. •Guinea pigs actually make sounds. Not only is guinea pig squeaking cute, it's also useful because you can tell when they're in distress. I also don't know who these people are that find guinea pig sounds annoying... So nothing against rabbits but I just personally wouldn't find them a very enjoyable pet
Everyone has their own preferences when owning either! After owning both I would probs choose rabbits but piggies have a special place in my heart. I find their squeaks incredibly annoying but only when it's nonstop like my one girl likes to do hahaha
I have a Mini Rex rabbit and he's the best pet I've ever had. He's neutered and was VERY easy to litter train, and so long as I give him a steady supply of sticks to chew on near his eating area he mostly leaves the furniture and woodwork alone. As you can probably gather from this, the little guy roams free, and he behaves like a little puppy -- he follows me wherever I go and sleeps with or on me at night. Wonderfully affectionate creature, sometimes the little guy scratches on my leg to be picked up and held like a baby. I've seen people who have referenced high medical bills and I don't know if I got lucky or if it's the breed but over 7 years (and going) the only medical bill I've ever incurred was the neutering. For the litter box, I went to the Container Store and got a plastic desk bin, and I use unscented pine pellets marketed for cats that's dirt cheap, PetSmart sells it $14 for 40 pounds. I modified a metal magazine rack to make an excellent hay dispenser -- fraction of the cost of purpose-built hay dispensers and works much better. I had guinea pigs years ago and while they're cute, my experience is that it's possible to bond more with rabbits and have rabbits be more a part of your everyday life. However.....if you are going to keep your pet caged, then guinea pigs might be the better choice because I think rabbits really come into their own when allowed to roam free.
I definitely agree with everything you've said here! In my experience rabbits definitely do have a bigger and bold personality then guinea pigs and it is nice to have a pet that you can be with easily because they are free roamed!
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 People coming to this channel probably know otherwise, but my sense is that the general public misunderstands rabbits and thinks they're mostly just cute dumb poop machines. People are constantly surprised when I tell them my rabbit is litter trained, and only a bit less surprised when I explain the psychology of prey creatures and what is possible when connecting with them on that level. Rabbits have a lot of "personality potential" that will be missed if they're treated like cats or dogs, or are tossed in a cage. But treat them gently and with patience and they can almost become like little puppies.
@@tinetannies4637Hi there! 🙂 I know you wrote your comment 3 years ago, but you seem incredibly knowledgeable about small prey animals, so I’m really hoping that you can answer a burning question I have…? Do you know whether chinchillas are as capable of affection and cuddles as rabbits and whether it takes way longer to earn the love and trust of a chinchilla than a rabbit?
@@Melovemouses Glad to help as much as I can. I am much less familiar with chinchillas than I am with rabbits. My personal and limited experience with chinchillas is that they can be extremely friendly but -- again from my experience with just a few chinchillas so I don't want to universalize -- they don't seem as willing to be held as rabbits. Conversely, while I've often seen people say that holding rabbits on their backs like babies triggers a "playing dead" response and it isn't really good to do this, I've had too many rabbits literally scratching my legs to be picked up and held like this to believe it. Well, let me qualify that. It probably IS true that turning rabbits on their backs DOES trigger that numbing response, and people who grab and flip rabbits might indeed misunderstand what they're doing and freak the poor critters out when they think they're being kind. But my experience is that rabbits can become domesticated to the point where they genuinely being this affectionate and passive, even in the loving arms of a giant predator. But I've never seen this in chinchillas. They're cute, and can be cuddly, but I've not personally experienced them being lovable in the way that rabbits can be. As an aside, the mini rex I originally wrote about is still with me, 10 years old and still without any health issues. I fear he's pushing against his natural biological limits but when he does go, he will have lived a long and awesome life. He's flopped on his side at my feet as I write this.... incredibly affectionate.
@@Melovemouses I don't know if you're considering a rabbit vs a chinchilla but I can tell you that rabbits can be fully litter trained and I believe chinchillas can be trained to pee in one spot but will poop everywhere (assuming you let it roam out of a cage). This is because rabbits have sphincter muscles and chinchillas do not.
Bunnies actually shouldn’t have too much kale and spinach since it’s high in oxalic acid. Most people feed romaine as a base for the meal and add other leafy greens. There’s lists online and you can research certain veggies. :)
I used to work at a rescue for guinea pigs, cats and bunnies for 3 years and for me personally the pigs had all the personalities, they’re extremely loud which adds to their personalities as bunnies don’t make noise and they just sit there which was my experience. Guinea pigs r also much lighter and is an everyone’s pet, having a rabbit as a kid should not be recommended as they can kick and r heavy. Guinea pigs take up less room, u don’t struggle anywhere near as much with buddying up ur pigs as u do with bunnies, the bunnies at the rescue I was at were very kind tho and were all potty trained but beware the smell is revolting and u can’t not smell it lol. Guineas for me r a much better pet, I would also say as well that due to bunnies not making any noises, kids easily get bored of them
I have 2 guinea pigs and have had them for a year. I love them! The only smell they have in my opinion is just hay. They are social animals which is great so need at least 2 which I thought was great. I would recommend using a fleece liner for your cage it's much easier for them to run on. I only say this because when I used paper bedding is was harder for them to run faster and cage cleaning was harder. Guinea pigs can be litter trained but will never always use the litter box. I have a litter box they use it mostly but still poop in other places. I'd say 8 square ft should be the minimum cage size for 2 pigs but, bigger is better! I'm currently upgrading their cage for the 3rd time. At first I had a store bought cage for 3 months because we were building their cage. Currently, they are in a 8 square foot kennel but we will be doubling it by the end of the year. They are loud! In the morning right before pellets I'll be in bed and then move my leg and they go crazy! It's hard to earn their trust but it is possible. Great pets! Would recommend!
I have 3 little piggies rn! 2 male, “Buddy, & Seymour” and 1 female, “Oreo”. Don’t worry! I’m getting her a female friend really soon, and she’s separated from her male pals. I’m aiming for a bald female next! Her name shall be “Momo”. Great content though! You’ve got a new subscriber 😄
Love the names! I had a skinny pig once, they definitely require a lil more care (coconut oil for their skin, soft gentle bedding, lots of cozies and they poop a ton!) I loved having one though and hope to get another pair in the future!
Rabbits are soooo easy to free roam! The reason why I don’t free roam guinea pigs is because they’re to small and they could get hurt. Rabbits are bigger and won’t let lost in small spaces but they do chew cords! I have guinea pigs right now but my aunt had a rabbit, sadly it was in a pet store cage and only got like 30 mins of free roam time. I was very young at the time and didn’t know any better...
I’m not trying to be rude here BUT.. I’m a huge animal advocate and this just breaks my heart. Please get 2 or more guinea pigs. This makes me horribly sad. 😢 😭
I’ve only owned guinea pigs but rabbits are a lot more work. I’ve been owning guinea pigs since 2013 and I was about 8. They are amazing pets to have but I love them both. I can only have guinea pigs at the moment but I hope to get some rabbits in the future.
We just adopted a four-year-old female, guinea pig and know she needs a companion. But my other daughter is really interested in getting a rabbit.. I know it’s not a smart idea to have them in the same cage for safety reasons. But for both of them companion wise, if they had cages near each other to see and/or interact, but in a safe separate space do you think that would work for them to not be lonely or do they really need one of their own kind?
Im gonna have to try orchard grass.... I have guinea pigs and every time I do the hay I become sneezy and stuffed up and puffy eyed, and this also lasts afterwards with the hay just in the enclosure. I love my piggies but Im sick of the hay feaver almost all the time Im around their home or feeding.
Just started this video. Hopefully it’ll clarify things for me by the time I’m through. I’ve owned both bunnies and piggies and I just cannot decide which to get.
I have so many pets The only pets I do not have that she has is cats and guinea pigs I have two leopard geckos I have one rabbit a.k.a. Finn A bearded dragon five dogs and lots of fish
I got one knowing that they needed a partner but I was not allowed to get 2 as well as I couldn’t afford it but he is very loved and when I’m not around there is always someone with him since I share a room 2 people he is always wth someone I also can’t get another boy bc my guinea pig I’m scared will hurt him and I can’t find a neutered girl because they are expensive and my parents don’t let me so I make sure I give him extra attention just so he doesn’t get sad
The other option is to have the friend living in the same Cage but with a wire divider between therefor They are safe from one another but still can communicate with and rub noses if they want to. This is how to intro a new buddie or house a male and a female in one cage. I have an older male piggie, my neighbor has the sister, we both 2 each until one of hers died. Now i have the left sister back with my 2 boys, she is in 1/3 cage the boys are in the other 2/3 about 3 hrz a day. Other wise she is in her own, next to them. M. IL.
My local shelter had a senior bun that was bonded with two guinea pigs. The senior bun's mate had passed away, and the previous owners thought to bond their rabbit with their two guinea pigs. Since they were successfully bonded, the shelter couldn't separate them as this senior bun had already gone through a lot with the passing of his previous mate. Moral of the story is that rabbits and guinea pigs CAN be bonded, but that does NOT mean they should be.
Yeah it's an extremely rare circumstance, because most of the time guinea pigs and rabbits shouldn't live together. Rabbits with their strong back legs, could accidentally injure a guinea pig when moving around fast. Rabbits may also have tendency to "bully" guinea pigs, like how dogs can bully cats as they're bigger and stronger.
Haiiii I am going to get two bunnies soon and my parents and I are looking into habitat’s for them. My parents will not let them be inside and I have tried convincing in loads of ways. So we have come to the conclusion that I have to have them outside, so a hutches are not safe we thought mabey a shed would be good with proper locks so foxes can’t get in and in the winter I will give more bedding a on the summer slightly less, in storms and other “extreme” wether I will bring them inside. I will interact with them as much as possible and will be cleaning it too the standard. So my question is would a shed with a the things above be safe and a good habitat for two rabbits? Thx x 💜🐰💜
I had guinea pigs but never a rabbit. Always wanted a rabbit so I could get weird looks walking it on the sidewalk lol. But I had no idea you have to train them. Im a nube I guess but great video! How are rabbits with dogs? My lab didn't mind my guinea pig they cuddled sometimes but, If she sees a wild bunny... Well lets say she's looking at food not friend.
Typically you do not want to take your pet rabbit outside at this time, this is because of the potential of contracting RHDV, a very contagious and lethal virus. Unless you have the vaccine available the rule of thumb is to keep your rabbit safe indoors without having contact with random rabbits. Dog and rabbits relationship depends on the dogs prey drive. For example my dog has somewhat of a prey drive so I do not allow him to have access to my rabbits
sad thing for one of my pigies is that he gets sick if he has veggies a lot but my other is fine and can eat veggies everyday so i can only use veggies as treats is that ok? but i do give dandiloin greens when ever i can get them and then they get a whole lot of them because that is one of the things i can give a lot with my piggie that can not eat veggies a lot
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 bell pepper tops they each get one to two of them when we cut up bell pepper which is about once a week they get a lot of dandilion greens they get one full appel about maybe once a week and they just eat it all up ( they like to hide some apple underneath ther flecce )they get caraots twice a week they also get spinich and many other things about once to twice a week i do try my best trying new things i have been looking around different websites for not super expensive vit C suplement right now i give them Oxbow critical care once a week i do rly try to make sure they do not get sick and they get a good amount of vitamins that they need critical care it one of the only things i can find that helps with vitamins
You can give them the whole belle pepper, you shouldn't give the two of them one full apple but maybe half of that. Sometimes leafy greens can cause an upset tummy so perhaps try to cut back on those and feed belle peppers one day to see his reaction. You could also separate to feed. There is also liquid vitamin c you can give daily directly to them
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 ya i noticed leafy greens made him sicker when i gave them veggies everyday so that they get a bit less but i can give them a lot of dandilion greens without him having a problem i only gave them a full apple because sombody sugested that to me a while ago and this person had a lot of experienc with guinea pigs and i found a artacl saying it was ok to give two pigs a whole apple i have been looking for a liquid vitamin c that is not super expensive separate feeding dose not work with my two i have tried bc one pig is very taritorial and they fight if there is food that is why i have separate food dishes but when i take one pig out the other makes a lot of noise i have tried to ignor the noise but i cant bc they make so much when they are separated even though they act somtimes that they do not like each other
That is incorrect. Alfalfa contains too much calcium and is too fattening to be a main part of a rabbits or a guinea pigs diet unless younger then 6months, pregnant or in need of weight gain.
Hi I rlly want a guinea pig but I already have a bunny and I don't know if I should get one introduce it to my bunny but then seperate them when they are unsupervised do u think they would still keep each other company btw they will have a whole converted garage to them selves with. Like a glass seperator between them. Can u pls help xx
Rabbits and guinea pigs should never live together. Rabbits can easily kill guinea pigs, they are not adequate companions for one another and rabbits carry a disease that can kill guinea pigs. You need to get your rabbit a companion and both must be spayed/Neutered. You can get a guinea pig but it should never live with your rabbit and must have another guinea pig companion. I recommend you do more research
My guinea pigs free roam in my room and even if some poop come here and there most of it is always made in their place, also i have never stepped on them, most of the time they wont get in front of you!
I think guinee pigs 🐖are waaaay easier to take care of than 🐇 rabbits. Did she say 'fucked up'? Hun. Stop please consider children watch your channel. I let my kids watch your channel 100 percent until i heard that... M
I was very interested in your video because my kids want a bunny or guinea pig. I was really disappointed when you used bad language. Please consider editing so my kiddos can watch too. Thanks!
I personally think guiena pigs are easier, but they are not for you if you cant handle the constant noise. They will wheek to basically any sound you make or just from seeing you. Rabbits I think are a little harder, just due to a more leaf green diet and a larger size, but quiet.
It’s hilarious cause my piggies started to squeak as soon as you did that 😂😂😂
Bunnies are like eternal puppies in terms of care. They're A LOT of work!!
I know this is unrelated but im getting a hamster next month😁😊 im so exited
Congrats!!! Hamsters are sooooooo cute ^^
I recommend you watch “Victoria Rachel” she has everything you need to know on her channel!
@@user-lo9vu8ok1m i do♥️😊
I miss my two hamsters! I started out in a crappy & overly expensive pet smart cage but quickly went into a bin cage! I recommend having vet money for checkups set back and to find an exotic hamster savy vet near you as one of my hammys became over weight and developed a tumor and the vet bill was a shock!
did you get it
In life all I want is 2 bunnies 5 guinea pigs 1 fish tank of guppy’s 1 fish tank betta 2 ferrets and I’ll live happy
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Emily's mini zoo ayyyyyyyy
You sound a bit like Veruca Salt from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Except that you mentioned in the end that at least you'll be happy, so that's good to see :)
Because the difference is that Veruca would never be happy with what she has.
Spike 32 oh I guess I do but like you said I’ll be happy litterally that’s all I want and I’ll be happy in life what can I say I love animals
yeh that sounds like a happy life
I really wanna get rabbits but I already have 3 guinea pigs, a hamster, and 3 reptiles, so I’m not allowed to get any more pets 😂
Update: I got a chinchilla a couple weeks ago and I’m getting another in a few days
Hahaha oh umm I have way to many pet I have 5 turtles 2 lizard a hamster fish a dogs of my and more
Allowed
Oh boy you can open a zoo lol
@@kgabr4856 I have 7 ferrets, 3 chinchillas, 13 guinea pigs, 2 Chinese water dragons, 1 bearded dragon, 4 dogs, 1 cat, and a ton of fish. I’m also getting birds soon
@@Camille-is6jz holy moly I only have three pigs and a dog and taking care of them is pretty time consuming I couldn’t imagine having that many pets.
"make kiss noise"
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I was worried that my piggies smelt really bad 😂 now I know why
Aubrie guinea pigs keep themselves very clean and also love a clean cage the only time they may have a slight smell is if you own male piggies because on their backs they have oil and sweat glands that is why I only have females you do want to bathe them every 4 months with head and shoulders shampoo that includes cleaning between their toes too this will prevent them getting ringworm which is common in guinea pigs but they must be completely dry after bath or they could get a respiratory infection which will kill them!
Just nothing scented should be used to wash them! There is a product called gorgeous guineas that is safe for them to be bathed in!
This video made me really happy cause I can tell how much love you give your pets and how much research you put into them 😭💖 they're very lucky to have such a loving owner and this is a wonderful video 🥰
Bunnies are generally very intelligent which means that you need to invest much more time and effort into taking care of them - comparable to cats and dogs. So not the best option for kids or people who dont have a lot of time.
I'm more of a cat person all in all, but between these two guinea pigs are much better than rabbits in my opinion. Here's why.
•Guinea pigs are easier to handle. Unless they're held incorrectly, they won't constantly try to squeeze out of your hands
•Guinea pigs require less space. A hutch for 2 rabbits would be big enough to house about 4 or 5 guinea pigs.
•Guinea pigs actually make sounds. Not only is guinea pig squeaking cute, it's also useful because you can tell when they're in distress. I also don't know who these people are that find guinea pig sounds annoying...
So nothing against rabbits but I just personally wouldn't find them a very enjoyable pet
Everyone has their own preferences when owning either! After owning both I would probs choose rabbits but piggies have a special place in my heart. I find their squeaks incredibly annoying but only when it's nonstop like my one girl likes to do hahaha
I have 3 rabbits and 6 Guiana pigs!! I love both!!
I have a Mini Rex rabbit and he's the best pet I've ever had. He's neutered and was VERY easy to litter train, and so long as I give him a steady supply of sticks to chew on near his eating area he mostly leaves the furniture and woodwork alone. As you can probably gather from this, the little guy roams free, and he behaves like a little puppy -- he follows me wherever I go and sleeps with or on me at night. Wonderfully affectionate creature, sometimes the little guy scratches on my leg to be picked up and held like a baby.
I've seen people who have referenced high medical bills and I don't know if I got lucky or if it's the breed but over 7 years (and going) the only medical bill I've ever incurred was the neutering. For the litter box, I went to the Container Store and got a plastic desk bin, and I use unscented pine pellets marketed for cats that's dirt cheap, PetSmart sells it $14 for 40 pounds. I modified a metal magazine rack to make an excellent hay dispenser -- fraction of the cost of purpose-built hay dispensers and works much better.
I had guinea pigs years ago and while they're cute, my experience is that it's possible to bond more with rabbits and have rabbits be more a part of your everyday life. However.....if you are going to keep your pet caged, then guinea pigs might be the better choice because I think rabbits really come into their own when allowed to roam free.
I definitely agree with everything you've said here! In my experience rabbits definitely do have a bigger and bold personality then guinea pigs and it is nice to have a pet that you can be with easily because they are free roamed!
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 People coming to this channel probably know otherwise, but my sense is that the general public misunderstands rabbits and thinks they're mostly just cute dumb poop machines. People are constantly surprised when I tell them my rabbit is litter trained, and only a bit less surprised when I explain the psychology of prey creatures and what is possible when connecting with them on that level. Rabbits have a lot of "personality potential" that will be missed if they're treated like cats or dogs, or are tossed in a cage. But treat them gently and with patience and they can almost become like little puppies.
@@tinetannies4637Hi there! 🙂 I know you wrote your comment 3 years ago, but you seem incredibly knowledgeable about small prey animals, so I’m really hoping that you can answer a burning question I have…? Do you know whether chinchillas are as capable of affection and cuddles as rabbits and whether it takes way longer to earn the love and trust of a chinchilla than a rabbit?
@@Melovemouses Glad to help as much as I can. I am much less familiar with chinchillas than I am with rabbits. My personal and limited experience with chinchillas is that they can be extremely friendly but -- again from my experience with just a few chinchillas so I don't want to universalize -- they don't seem as willing to be held as rabbits. Conversely, while I've often seen people say that holding rabbits on their backs like babies triggers a "playing dead" response and it isn't really good to do this, I've had too many rabbits literally scratching my legs to be picked up and held like this to believe it. Well, let me qualify that. It probably IS true that turning rabbits on their backs DOES trigger that numbing response, and people who grab and flip rabbits might indeed misunderstand what they're doing and freak the poor critters out when they think they're being kind. But my experience is that rabbits can become domesticated to the point where they genuinely being this affectionate and passive, even in the loving arms of a giant predator. But I've never seen this in chinchillas. They're cute, and can be cuddly, but I've not personally experienced them being lovable in the way that rabbits can be. As an aside, the mini rex I originally wrote about is still with me, 10 years old and still without any health issues. I fear he's pushing against his natural biological limits but when he does go, he will have lived a long and awesome life. He's flopped on his side at my feet as I write this.... incredibly affectionate.
@@Melovemouses I don't know if you're considering a rabbit vs a chinchilla but I can tell you that rabbits can be fully litter trained and I believe chinchillas can be trained to pee in one spot but will poop everywhere (assuming you let it roam out of a cage). This is because rabbits have sphincter muscles and chinchillas do not.
Bunnies actually shouldn’t have too much kale and spinach since it’s high in oxalic acid. Most people feed romaine as a base for the meal and add other leafy greens. There’s lists online and you can research certain veggies. :)
I used to work at a rescue for guinea pigs, cats and bunnies for 3 years and for me personally the pigs had all the personalities, they’re extremely loud which adds to their personalities as bunnies don’t make noise and they just sit there which was my experience. Guinea pigs r also much lighter and is an everyone’s pet, having a rabbit as a kid should not be recommended as they can kick and r heavy. Guinea pigs take up less room, u don’t struggle anywhere near as much with buddying up ur pigs as u do with bunnies, the bunnies at the rescue I was at were very kind tho and were all potty trained but beware the smell is revolting and u can’t not smell it lol. Guineas for me r a much better pet, I would also say as well that due to bunnies not making any noises, kids easily get bored of them
I have two guinea pigs and a mouse and I love them so much
“Guinea pigs poop and pee where they eat.”
Me:” oh so that’s why their food bowl is full of poop!”
same! i dont know why?
@@Mwahaha5713 as she said they poop where they eat it is soo normal
My friend is getting a rabbits Sunday (a baby) she has watched this over and over 😂and is always asking me stuff (I like answering her questions)
Oh my day I really love gunies pig wheeking, but if im honest bunnies are just adorable
I have 2 guinea pigs and have had them for a year. I love them! The only smell they have in my opinion is just hay. They are social animals which is great so need at least 2 which I thought was great. I would recommend using a fleece liner for your cage it's much easier for them to run on. I only say this because when I used paper bedding is was harder for them to run faster and cage cleaning was harder. Guinea pigs can be litter trained but will never always use the litter box. I have a litter box they use it mostly but still poop in other places. I'd say 8 square ft should be the minimum cage size for 2 pigs but, bigger is better! I'm currently upgrading their cage for the 3rd time. At first I had a store bought cage for 3 months because we were building their cage. Currently, they are in a 8 square foot kennel but we will be doubling it by the end of the year. They are loud! In the morning right before pellets I'll be in bed and then move my leg and they go crazy! It's hard to earn their trust but it is possible. Great pets! Would recommend!
You pretty much just restated everything I did in this video 😂
You just said what she said
Keep up the good work !
I have 3 little piggies rn! 2 male, “Buddy, & Seymour” and 1 female, “Oreo”. Don’t worry! I’m getting her a female friend really soon, and she’s separated from her male pals. I’m aiming for a bald female next! Her name shall be “Momo”. Great content though! You’ve got a new subscriber 😄
Hairless animals have so many health issues. Breeding and buying them is really inhumane
Love the names! I had a skinny pig once, they definitely require a lil more care (coconut oil for their skin, soft gentle bedding, lots of cozies and they poop a ton!) I loved having one though and hope to get another pair in the future!
Bahahahaha the guinea pigs screaming like crazy is so relatable.
I’m getting a holland lop in 3 days
Cool
Can u make a video on it I have a 11 week old Holland lop
I’ll see I got him yesterday
Turtley Turtle ok
Rabbits are soooo easy to free roam! The reason why I don’t free roam guinea pigs is because they’re to small and they could get hurt. Rabbits are bigger and won’t let lost in small spaces but they do chew cords! I have guinea pigs right now but my aunt had a rabbit, sadly it was in a pet store cage and only got like 30 mins of free roam time. I was very young at the time and didn’t know any better...
Rabbits can also be totally litter box trained where as the little potatoes reallt can't be
I just now got a Guinea pig yesterday he is so cute
Please get 2 they’re sociable animals
Make sure you get two or more and congrats!
Gabby’s Life I will
I’m not trying to be rude here BUT.. I’m a huge animal advocate and this just breaks my heart. Please get 2 or more guinea pigs. This makes me horribly sad. 😢 😭
3 Pigs In A Pod She JUST said she’s gonna get two so STAWP
I’ve only owned guinea pigs but rabbits are a lot more work. I’ve been owning guinea pigs since 2013 and I was about 8. They are amazing pets to have but I love them both. I can only have guinea pigs at the moment but I hope to get some rabbits in the future.
I personally think my piggies are a lot more work haha
Hi little kingdom!! Huge fan!
I'm getting a bunny soon
Make sure you get two that are spayed and neutered!
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 don't worry I will
@Tylan Guevara I'm getting a lion face and a mix there bonded
@Gabby’s Life yes I'm am adopting from a foster mom
Lucky I don’t have the space since I live in a shared apartment and I don’t want them w my guinea pigs :/
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nice video.~👍🏻😊🐹
Love your animals!
I'm getting 3 week old baby girl guinea pigs in about a week!
I have guinea pigs and personally I think they’re a little better but that’s just me.
Great video!
We just adopted a four-year-old female, guinea pig and know she needs a companion. But my other daughter is really interested in getting a rabbit.. I know it’s not a smart idea to have them in the same cage for safety reasons. But for both of them companion wise, if they had cages near each other to see and/or interact, but in a safe separate space do you think that would work for them to not be lonely or do they really need one of their own kind?
They truly need one of their own kind for appropriate companionship!
Im gonna have to try orchard grass.... I have guinea pigs and every time I do the hay I become sneezy and stuffed up and puffy eyed, and this also lasts afterwards with the hay just in the enclosure. I love my piggies but Im sick of the hay feaver almost all the time Im around their home or feeding.
Very educational video! Great job!
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hi! I was wondering if u could react to guinea pig cages!
Just started this video.
Hopefully it’ll clarify things for me by the time I’m through.
I’ve owned both bunnies and piggies and I just cannot decide which to get.
Awesome video i agree with you 100 percent swetti very awesome video
I have two piggies and I was just wondering what the difference between them are. Thanks
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I just got 2 guinea pig for my daughter and getting 2 more next week.
I honestly don't mind my guinea pigs because I have 2 birds that are just too crazy😂
Another well made video😋
I have so many pets The only pets I do not have that she has is cats and guinea pigs I have two leopard geckos I have one rabbit a.k.a. Finn A bearded dragon five dogs and lots of fish
I also got him a large cage so he is not bored
I got one knowing that they needed a partner but I was not allowed to get 2 as well as I couldn’t afford it but he is very loved and when I’m not around there is always someone with him since I share a room 2 people he is always wth someone I also can’t get another boy bc my guinea pig I’m scared will hurt him and I can’t find a neutered girl because they are expensive and my parents don’t let me so I make sure I give him extra attention just so he doesn’t get sad
I personally truly believe that human interaction is not at all equal to companionship for a guinea pig.
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I have a bunny and I named him Rod
I have one male piggies but it's because he's aggressive towards others males so I'm looking at all the options to get him a friend. 😁
The other option is to have the friend living in the same Cage but with a wire divider between therefor
They are safe from one another but still can communicate with and rub noses if they want to.
This is how to intro a new buddie or house a male and a female in one cage. I have an older male piggie, my neighbor has the sister, we both 2 each until one of hers died. Now i have the left sister back with my 2 boys, she is in 1/3 cage the boys are in the other 2/3 about 3 hrz a day. Other wise she is in her own, next to them. M. IL.
@@mwatts-riley2688 I've tried to adopt another one but the rescue won't allow me to do that but he is happy and healthy
hi so i want a piggy and i know they are loud i know that i sleep better with noise but what is your opinion about keeping them in your room
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My local shelter had a senior bun that was bonded with two guinea pigs. The senior bun's mate had passed away, and the previous owners thought to bond their rabbit with their two guinea pigs. Since they were successfully bonded, the shelter couldn't separate them as this senior bun had already gone through a lot with the passing of his previous mate. Moral of the story is that rabbits and guinea pigs CAN be bonded, but that does NOT mean they should be.
Definitely, too many risks involved
Yeah it's an extremely rare circumstance, because most of the time guinea pigs and rabbits shouldn't live together. Rabbits with their strong back legs, could accidentally injure a guinea pig when moving around fast. Rabbits may also have tendency to "bully" guinea pigs, like how dogs can bully cats as they're bigger and stronger.
@@catguy4996 rabbits also carry a disease which will kill piggies.
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I am going to get two bunnies soon and my parents and I are looking into habitat’s for them. My parents will not let them be inside and I have tried convincing in loads of ways. So we have come to the conclusion that I have to have them outside, so a hutches are not safe we thought mabey a shed would be good with proper locks so foxes can’t get in and in the winter I will give more bedding a on the summer slightly less, in storms and other “extreme” wether I will bring them inside. I will interact with them as much as possible and will be cleaning it too the standard. So my question is would a shed with a the things above be safe and a good habitat for two rabbits?
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I'd say if you have a shed it needs to be insulated and there should be good ventilation and a good way to keep them cool or warm.
Ok thank you so much
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I had guinea pigs but never a rabbit. Always wanted a rabbit so I could get weird looks walking it on the sidewalk lol. But I had no idea you have to train them. Im a nube I guess but great video! How are rabbits with dogs? My lab didn't mind my guinea pig they cuddled sometimes but, If she sees a wild bunny... Well lets say she's looking at food not friend.
Typically you do not want to take your pet rabbit outside at this time, this is because of the potential of contracting RHDV, a very contagious and lethal virus. Unless you have the vaccine available the rule of thumb is to keep your rabbit safe indoors without having contact with random rabbits. Dog and rabbits relationship depends on the dogs prey drive. For example my dog has somewhat of a prey drive so I do not allow him to have access to my rabbits
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Could you do next videos of your guinea pig please
My hamster just died I had him for 2 years im sad that hes gone i cant get a cat or a dog so i will ask my mom for a rabbit ot guniea pig
sad thing for one of my pigies is that he gets sick if he has veggies a lot but my other is fine and can eat veggies everyday so i can only use veggies as treats is that ok? but i do give dandiloin greens when ever i can get them and then they get a whole lot of them because that is one of the things i can give a lot with my piggie that can not eat veggies a lot
What kind of veggies do you feed him, how much and what kinds?
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 bell pepper tops they each get one to two of them when we cut up bell pepper which is about once a week they get a lot of dandilion greens they get one full appel about maybe once a week and they just eat it all up ( they like to hide some apple underneath ther flecce )they get caraots twice a week they also get spinich and many other things about once to twice a week i do try my best trying new things i have been looking around different websites for not super expensive vit C suplement right now i give them Oxbow critical care once a week i do rly try to make sure they do not get sick and they get a good amount of vitamins that they need critical care it one of the only things i can find that helps with vitamins
You can give them the whole belle pepper, you shouldn't give the two of them one full apple but maybe half of that. Sometimes leafy greens can cause an upset tummy so perhaps try to cut back on those and feed belle peppers one day to see his reaction. You could also separate to feed. There is also liquid vitamin c you can give daily directly to them
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 ya i noticed leafy greens made him sicker when i gave them veggies everyday so that they get a bit less but i can give them a lot of dandilion greens without him having a problem i only gave them a full apple because sombody sugested that to me a while ago and this person had a lot of experienc with guinea pigs and i found a artacl saying it was ok to give two pigs a whole apple i have been looking for a liquid vitamin c that is not super expensive separate feeding dose not work with my two i have tried bc one pig is very taritorial and they fight if there is food that is why i have separate food dishes but when i take one pig out the other makes a lot of noise i have tried to ignor the noise but i cant bc they make so much when they are separated even though they act somtimes that they do not like each other
Alfalfa hay is fine my rabbit is 10 years old
That is incorrect. Alfalfa contains too much calcium and is too fattening to be a main part of a rabbits or a guinea pigs diet unless younger then 6months, pregnant or in need of weight gain.
Hi I rlly want a guinea pig but I already have a bunny and I don't know if I should get one introduce it to my bunny but then seperate them when they are unsupervised do u think they would still keep each other company btw they will have a whole converted garage to them selves with. Like a glass seperator between them. Can u pls help xx
Rabbits and guinea pigs should never live together. Rabbits can easily kill guinea pigs, they are not adequate companions for one another and rabbits carry a disease that can kill guinea pigs. You need to get your rabbit a companion and both must be spayed/Neutered. You can get a guinea pig but it should never live with your rabbit and must have another guinea pig companion. I recommend you do more research
I have one rabbit 🐇
I own guinea pigs but I want rabbits 🐰
I feel like you could easily freeroam Guinea pigs if they had their own room. I think I'd be scared of stepping on them though
Yeah but even then I couldn't imagine the amount of poop and pee in the carpet or flooring
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 that's very true. They really are pooping machines😂
My guinea pigs free roam in my room and even if some poop come here and there most of it is always made in their place, also i have never stepped on them, most of the time they wont get in front of you!
I have a 3 week old guinea pig (can't tell if it's a boy or a girl) I want to get it a friend. Do I get an adult or another baby?
A baby would be fine but you need to make sure you know both genders.
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Nope I do not and don't really plan on getting another hamster anytime soon
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My Guinea pig loves lettuce
Mine do too!
When I had a guinea pig she was so picky about only eating the crispy part of the lettuce not the really dark green part. Ps I’m a small TH-camr
I think guinee pigs 🐖are waaaay easier to take care of than 🐇 rabbits.
Did she say 'fucked up'?
Hun. Stop please consider children watch your channel. I let my kids watch your channel 100 percent until i heard that... M
I was very interested in your video because my kids want a bunny or guinea pig. I was really disappointed when you used bad language. Please consider editing so my kiddos can watch too. Thanks!
I have 2 bunnies and over 150 fish! My bunnies are adults no! So adults and babies have eat different pellets
Guinea pigs are better or rabbits are better?
That's the decision you make!
I personally think guiena pigs are easier, but they are not for you if you cant handle the constant noise. They will wheek to basically any sound you make or just from seeing you. Rabbits I think are a little harder, just due to a more leaf green diet and a larger size, but quiet.
Guinea pig please
*rabbits can break them*
YOU are adorable. Truly.
What is your opinion on the channel “Lennon the rabbit”
I personally do not enjoy or watch her content
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 me too I dont want to say anything bad but not my cup of tea I'll say :)
@@hamsterforest6455 same lol
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 haha thanks lol :)
@@k.bsworldofpets4574 may I ask but, why?
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my heart. I looked up the cuy piggies and I wanna puke. People actually eat them??? 😭😭😭😭
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Guinea pig please