Rabbits VS. Guinea Pigs

Both are cute little animals that will provide you with or your family some companionship and joy. Both of them are classified as herbivores as they eat only plants. So, meaning they're going to eat similar sorts of food, however, they don’t eat an identical amount of food daily.
Guinea pigs and rabbits are popular pets for youngsters, but you may be wondering which is best. Both have benefits and disadvantages. Understanding the benefits and downsides can make it easier to settle on a brand new pet for your family. A pet that's a decent suitable some other person won't be the most effective for your household.
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[@makayla7141]

It's always better to free roam your rabbit if you can 😊 If free roam is not feasible, an xpen makes a great alternative. Rabbits also have very sensitive digestive systems and different diet requirements depending on their age. Please do your research if you plan on getting any new pet ❤😊

[@PetsLifeToday]

Thanks for the info!

[@Horseypeople44]

Another disadvantage of rabbits is GI stasis if you don't notice the symptoms early they will get ill or die within 24 hours