I got them for my daughter, but she’s sadly developed an allergy to them. They come with everything you will need. Free to a good home.
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I got them for my daughter, but she’s sadly developed an allergy to them. They come with everything you will need. Free to a good home.
We have 4 already so no thanks. But I'd like to add that I've not needed to cut the back grass since we got them, so from that point they make great pets.
Hope you find a good home for them.
Actually take them to tynie on wed , they'll have a feast.
We’ve had ours for a good while now and there’s never been any issues with allergic reactions until very recently. It’s weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibby70
What happened to the wee creatures?
Concerned of Corstorphine.
My daughter left the hutch door open earlier this week and one of them had gone for a stroll on the grass.
I noticed just as I let my dog out the back.
Who knew I was faster over 10 yards than a terrier or we could have been looking for a replacement.
A relation of mine used to have a guinea pig called Guinness which came to you when you called it’s name which amazed me. It freely roamed the garden but one day it was terrified by the neighbour’s dog and died of fright. Apparently they can have weak hearts.
I suppose they are not naturally equipped for living in suburbia. Too many shocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
Apparently they taste good too, roast or fried guinea pig is a national delicacy in Peru.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
In that case, big Irvine'll have them [emoji106] https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...ddb9585dfe.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibrandenburg
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We got two guinea pigs the Christmas before last and they're great wee pets, really nice natured wee things.
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Originally Posted by Galahibby