No! guinea pigs should not live with any other rodent than other guinea pigs because they are not fight animals and they will not be able to even defend themselves. also they eat different foods then the other ones. for example if you kept you guinea pig with a rabbit (i know lots of people do and have happy little success stories about it THIS DOES MEAN THAT IT IS GOOD, rabbits can seriously injure your guinea pig with their strong hind legs) and if your guinea pig decides he likes the rabbit food better or the other way around or you just feed them the same kind from the beginning. this is not good because guinea pigs need vitamin C, which there is not enough of in rabbit, hamster, or mouse food. Without vitamin C, guinea pigs can get scurvy.
and with mice the same thing with the food plus the mice might be vicious and attack the guinea pig even if they are social with humans another animal is a different story. if this happened the guinea pig would not be able to defend it self and would get seriously injured or worse killed.
It's not recommended to house guinea pigs and hamsters together because they have different social needs, diets, and behavior patterns. Guinea pigs are social animals that prefer the company of their own kind, while hamsters are solitary in nature and may become stressed by the presence of other animals. Additionally, there is a risk of aggression or injury between the two species due to their size differences. It's best to provide separate living spaces for guinea pigs and hamsters.
Yes, they are closely related and get along fine. It would be best to have a degu cage nearby a guinea pig cage, but not have them all together. Degus have special dietary needs and cannot live on guinea pig food. Both guinea pigs and degus are social animals and need to have at least one other companion with them. Both are INDOOR pets and should be kept in a clean, warm, indoor environment.
I have raised guinea pigs since 1992, so i know what I'm talking about.
It is not recommended to house dwarf hamsters with guinea pigs. They have different social structures and dietary needs, and may not get along well together. Additionally, guinea pigs are larger than dwarf hamsters and could potentially harm them unintentionally.
Guinea pigs generally live longer than hamsters. Guinea pigs have an average lifespan of 5-7 years, while hamsters typically live around 2-3 years. Proper care, diet, and environment can impact the lifespan of both pets.
no.
One way to differentiate between a hamster and a guinea pig is by size. Guinea pigs are typically larger than hamsters. Additionally, guinea pigs have rounded bodies with shorter legs compared to the more slender bodies and longer legs of hamsters. Hamsters also have shorter ears and tails than guinea pigs.
While hamsters and guinea pigs have some dietary similarities, it is not recommended to feed hamsters guinea pig food. Guinea pig food is formulated specifically for the nutritional needs of guinea pigs and may not provide the right balance of nutrients for hamsters. It's best to stick to a diet specifically designed for hamsters.
because guinea pigs are aggressive
7 years
i think they dont cuz my guinea pigs dont and guinea pigs and hamsters are alot alike i think they dont cuz my guinea pigs dont and guinea pigs and hamsters are alot alike
If you mean who lives longer it would be guinea pigs. They live 4-8 years on average while hamsters generally only live 2-3 years.
Did u know how guinea pigs and hamsters alike
they are guinea pigs
both guinea pigs and hamsters can be very active although hamsters only at night, guinea pigs tend to be more playful and enjoy the company of people more.
Guinea Pigs live longer than Dwarf Hamsters.
It is not recommended to house dwarf hamsters with guinea pigs. They have different social structures and dietary needs, and may not get along well together. Additionally, guinea pigs are larger than dwarf hamsters and could potentially harm them unintentionally.
Guinea pigs generally live longer than hamsters. Guinea pigs have an average lifespan of 5-7 years, while hamsters typically live around 2-3 years. Proper care, diet, and environment can impact the lifespan of both pets.
yes hamsters and guinea pigs are from the same animale family. That family is rodents.
guinea pigs are not tlike hamsters after a day or too you can hold on hamsters will eat their young but guinea pigs wont