Not sure if you have actually seen your guinea pig pull out rabbit hair, or if you have just noticed rabbit hair around.
Guinea pigs generally do not mix well with other animals. This is not because of the guinea pigs, but that other animals tend to attack them. You may be seeing the aftermath of some conflict?
Most breeders recommend that you don't house guinea pigs with rabbits or rats.
You can feed them both guinea pig food. Don't feed the guinea pig the rabbit food or it will be sick. Rabbits are ok on guinea pig food.
There are several reasons why you shouldnt keep guinea pigs and rabbits together, the rabbits are usually bigger than the guinea pig so there is some danger of the guinea pig being injured and although its rare, guinea pigs and rabbits have been known to mate which can harm the guinea pig and even the rabbit.
No. Not at all.
Rabbits are lagomorphs, not rodents!
Well it depends on what guinea pig food it is, ones with fruits, nuts, colored bits, ect. Are not even good for guinea pigs, so they are not good for rabbits. Timothy based good quality guinea pig pellets, however, are fine for rabbits.
A pig is a mammal because it fits a mammals description. It is warmblooded and it has a vertebrae. A pig also gives birth to live offspring. Although fine, A pig has hair and it produces milk.They are warm blooded, they also feed from their mothers breast milk.
Don't keep rabbits and guinea pigs together. Rabbits can break guinea pig's spines easily (we assume by accident, but those wascally wabbits...), killing them.
Then your guinea pig has probablly a serious disease
no not at all it is a natural thing for a guinea pig to do but if a guinea pig has a patch where you can see it's skin that's bad.
NO!!! guinea pigs and rabbits can NEVER live together, the rabbit could kick the guinea pig and end up killing him!!
Definitely a guinea pig. Rabbits have very strong hind legs and tend to kick hard. They are also a lot bigger.
When your guinea pig chews its hair, there is something in its fur like mites or fleas. You should ask your veternarian