The size of rabbits and guinea pigs really depends on it's species. There are types of rabbits and guinea pigs that only grow a little, while others grow a lot. The things they eat also effects the size of it. Normal guinea pigs;males can be about 19-25 cm. Females are about 18-23 cm. Rabbits can have a big difference.
Rabbits can range in size from 2 to 20 pounds, with smaller breeds like Netherland Dwarfs being around 2 pounds and larger breeds like Flemish Giants reaching around 20 pounds. Guinea pigs typically range in size from 1 to 3 pounds, with variations based on breed and genetics. Both rabbits and guinea pigs can have individual size differences within their breed standards.
It is not recommended to house female rabbits with male guinea pigs. They have different social structures and communication styles, which could lead to stress or misunderstandings between the two species. It is best to house rabbits with other rabbits and guinea pigs with other guinea pigs for their well-being.
I think not all guinea pig have big ears, guinea pigs do have big ears when they are about a week old and it stays like that when they get older..
Both rabbits and guinea pigs make great pets, but they have different care requirements. Rabbits need more space to run and jump, while guinea pigs require a social companion of the same species. It ultimately depends on your lifestyle and preferences.
It is not recommended to house guinea pigs and lionhead bunnies together. Guinea pigs and rabbits have different care requirements, diets, and social behaviors. Guinea pigs are prey animals and may become stressed by the presence of a predator-like bunny.
It is not recommended to house dwarf rabbits and guinea pigs together because they have different social and dietary needs. Guinea pigs are social animals that enjoy the company of other guinea pigs, while rabbits have specific dietary requirements that differ from guinea pigs. It is best to provide separate housing for each species to ensure their health and well-being.
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.
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Sometimes rabbits will try and mate with guinea pigs no matter what sex they are. However the rabbit cannot impregnate the guinea pig because it is a different species.
No, While guinea pigs are considered rodents rabbits are considered Lagomorphs.
No, rabbits and guinea pigs cannot be together. Even if one is a kit and the guinea pig is smaller. I want to have rabbits and guinea pigs in the same cage too, but the "Big Book of Rabbits" doesn't recommend it-- no book does. Also when rabbits grow up, they tend to get more territorial and will kick the guinea pig very hard!
You can put rabbits and guinea pigs together. But I think that's all
It is best that guinea pigs are kept with other guinea pigs rather than rabbits as rabbits do not speak "cavy" and guinea pigs like to have others of their own species to talk to. Rabbits tend to spray, and guinea pigs are animals that like to be clean and as hygienic as possible. They also cant share food, as rabbit food contains an anti-coccidostat (ACS) which will shorten a guinea pigs lifespan by poisoning it's internal organs. Although they would probably be OK together, it will be better for the guinea pig if they are kept apart- having said that, there are cases of rabbits and guinea pigs getting on very well and living happily together. It depends on how the guinea pig and the rabbit get on. Hope this was helpful :)
No. Gerbils, hamsters, rabbits, mice, rats are faster than guinea pigs.
It is not recommended to house female rabbits with male guinea pigs. They have different social structures and communication styles, which could lead to stress or misunderstandings between the two species. It is best to house rabbits with other rabbits and guinea pigs with other guinea pigs for their well-being.
Yes, they make great friends but make shore the rabbit isn't to big as it may trod on the guinea pig.