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Guinea Pigs Pet Care:     more books (100)

Guinea Pigs (Slim Goodbody's Inside Guide to Pets) by Slim Goodbody, 2007-12-15 The Guinea Pig: How to Care for Them, Feed Them, and Understand Them (Family Pet Series) by Katrin Behrend, 1997-03 Rabbits (Practical Pet Care) Guinea Pigs (My First Look at Pets) by Valerie Bodden, 2009-01 Quick and Easy Hamster Care (Quick & Easy...) by The Pet Experts at T F H, 2002-11 Guide to Owning a Guinea Pig: Housing, Feeding, Breeding, Exhibition, Health Care (Re Series) by Graham J. Edsel, 1997-12 Guinea Pigs (First Pets) by Laura Howell, Jane Burton, 2005-07-07 Hamsters (Pet Care) by Rebecca Sjonger, Bobbie Kalman, 2004-03 Mini Encyclopedia of Guinea Pigs Breeds and Care by Myra Mahoney, 2010-03-01 Hamster (ASPCA Pet Care Guides) by Mark Evans, 2001-04-30 Complete Care Made Easy, Hamsters: The Ultimate Pocket Pet by Virginia Parker Guidry, 2005-03-01 Hamsters (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Sue Fox, 2006-09 Rats: Complete Care Guide by Debbie Ducommun, 2002-04 Mice (Pet Care) by Rebecca Sjonger, Bobbie Kalman, 2004-03

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61. Eva's Home Page
    Advice from an enthusiast on the care and breeding of popular rodents, including guinea pigs, rats and mice.Category Recreation pets Rodents guinea pigs. With lots of info on genetics, breeds, general care, specific guineapig diseases, and lots more. NEW! Also photos of my pet cavies! NEW!  
    http://www.users.wineasy.se/dan.johansson/eva/eva.htm
    
    Extractions: Eva's Cavy Page Eva's Natal Rat Page Spider Plants Eva's Mouse Page ... Spiny Mice Hi, I'm Eva and this is my homepage. I don't really want to talk much about myself, so instead I decided to devote my home page to some of the things I like best: my pets! I have many pets, mostly guinea pigs and natal rats, and I try to have recent photos of my pets for all to see. I try to let each of my pets have their own page on this site. But that is not enough... I have been working on this website for many years, and I have added stuff like how to care for your pets, breeds, genetics, diseases, and so on. By now I must say that I have never found a site on the Internet with more information about guinea pigs, rats or mice than I have on this page. Guinea Pigs . With lots of info on genetics, breeds, general care, specific guinea pig diseases, and lots more. NEW! A cavy with FOUR different colours... Black and Tan - the new cavy colour. Also photos of my pet cavies

62. Porkchop's Piggy Palace
    Aspca pet care Guides for Kids guinea pigs. The Essential guinea Pig (The EssentialGuides), Starting With guinea pigs (The Basic pet care Guide Series),  
    http://www.angelfire.com/on/piggypalace/lit.html
    
    Extractions: All of these books link to . I am a repeat satisfied customer of Amazon. I always receive my purchases before they are supposed to arrive and in good condition. I have never had a problem. I highly recommend purchasing your guinea pig book from them. :) Below is a selection of books with the highest reviews and best prices. There are children's books as well as informative ones.

63. ASPCA: March Is Adopt A Rescued Guinea Pig Month
    website features fun guinea pig activities and a guinea pig pet care guide. Theater,where classic works of drama are performed by animated guinea pigs to the  
    http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=guineapigmonth

64. Guinea Pigs
    pet guinea pigs. guinea pigs information on guinea pigs, different breeds of guineapigs, caring for guinea pigs, feeding guinea pigs, guinea pig care, guinea  
    http://www.petwebsite.com/guinea_pigs.asp
    
    Extractions: Guinea Pig Shopping Guinea Pig Forums Chat with others about guinea pigs here. Guinea Pigs Welcome to the guinea pigs Information Section. Use the menu on the left to navigate the guinea pigs Section - but don't forget to check out our features for guinea pigs and their owners below. Latest Guinea Pig Product News New Petcare Book for Children - from their Guinea Pig!

65. Caring For Pets Dogs Cats Rabbits Guinea Pigs And Hamsters - Petplanet.co.uk
    Our comprehensive section on all aspects of pet care. Insurance for your pet.Travel insurance. pet Identification. Dental care. The Older pet. Euthanasia.  
    http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/health/petcare.htm

66. Care Of Guinea Pigs
    Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, this factsheet is aimedat pet owners and provides general information on the care of guinea pigs.  
    http://vetgate.ac.uk/whatsnew/detail/1108187.html
    
    Extractions: Back to whats new page. Care of guinea pigs Produced and published on the Web by the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, this factsheet is aimed at pet owners and provides general information on the care of guinea pigs. Topics covered include housing, food and water, handling and medical problems. pet care guineapigs

67. Cork Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
    guinea pigs are normally healthy animals, but they rapidly fall prey to If yourguinea pig seems ill or off form then Back To pet careTo pet care Section.  
    http://homepage.tinet.ie/~cspca/petcare/guineapigcare.html
    
    Extractions: Back To Top Print Version Guinea Pigs make excellent pets as they have a quiet disposition and are easily handled. For some, they may be a little too shy and a bit noisy. Male guinea pigs must be kept singly. You can however keep females in groups of two to three in approriately spacious quarters. Guinea pigs are best bought when six-twelve weeks old, soon after weaning. When choosing your guinea pig a good one will be alert, active and inquisitive towards its handler, probabaly 'singing' or 'whistling' when picked up. It should be in good health and should run quickly. A large old aquarium would make a good home for a pair of adults provided that regular outside exercise is given to them. A large outdoor pen , temporary or permanent, is useful in warmer weather. The home of a guinea pig should be interesting and allow various different activities for the pet. Pens on grass should be moved regularly to prevent fouling of the ground. Sudden changes in temperature and dampness can be dangerous for guinea pigs. Throughout the hutch spread a layer of softwood shavings (not sawdust). Put some hay also into the living quarters of the guinea pig for it to nest and burrow into. Like rabbits, Guinea Pigs are vegetarians, but they prefer food with a low fibre content and must have Vitamin C supplied to them in their diet. Meals should be at regular times. Never give pellets as the sole ingredient in their diet. Provide fresh water daily in large botles with metal-spouted canulae.

68. Cork Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
    pet care. Print VersionPrint Version Before you get a guinea Pig you shouldconsider these points In the wild, guinea pigs live in family groups.  
    http://homepage.tinet.ie/~cspca/petcare/guineapig.html
    
    Extractions: Do you know someone who will look after your guinea pigs when you go away on holiday? A good pet owner looks after his/her guinea pigs everyday. If you play with your guinea pig regularly, you will get to know its likes and dislikes and its usual behaviour. If you think that your guinea pig is off form or is not acting like its usual self you should consider calling a vet for advice or bringing your guinea pig to a vet. We recommend that if you own a pet you should buy a book on how to care for it properly. Alternatively you might be able to get a book in your local library.

69. Re Recommended Pet Care
    my pet care person bailed, letting me know today they would not be able to carefor the pets. Hence, I'm in a position of leaving my rabbits and guinea pigs  
    http://www.sonic.net/~snevel/etherbun/msg64866.html

70. LATAH CREEK COMPANION ANIMAL BIRD HOSPITAL Home
    pet care Information, Dr. Evelyn Wilson, DVM Latah Creek information and articleson the care of your guinea pigs make great pets guinea pigs guinea pigs need  
    http://www.latahcreekvet.com/sys-tmpl/publications/view.nhtml?profile=publicatio

71. Guinea Pigs
    pets Books Dog Calendars Cat Calendars Animal Posters pet care Videos Dog in associationwith petsMART.com pet Supplies pet Supplies guinea pigs  
    http://www.ipetsuppliesonline.com/small_pet_supplies/g/Guinea_Pigs/

72. Family Guide To 4-H, Pet Care, Photography, Plant Science, Poultry
    Family Guide to 4H 2002 pet care 215 guinea Pig Learn how to select, feed, manageand breed guinea pigs. Small Animal Record Book (214R) required. ®.  
    http://ohioline.osu.edu/4-H/fguide02/4h_14.html
    
    Extractions: Pet Care 579 Adventures With Your CameraA Look at the world through your own special viewer by discovering your photography skills. Learn how to properly hold a camera, identify camera parts, properly care for your camera, identify the right film for the circumstances, choose good subjects, and much more. This beginning level project should not be repeated. 580 Adventures With Your CameraB Take successful shots with your camera by learning photography basics and advanced techniques in composition and film processing. Learn how to have better camera control, utilize lighting techniques, improve picture composition, improve photos through cropping, position your subject, determine proper film speeds, and much more. This intermediate level project may be repeated. Project #579"Adventures With Your CameraA" should be taken prior to doing this project.

73. Pets And Pet Care Books
    ISBN 08368-2890-9. Includes facts about care, training, growth, and feeding of yourpet. Other books in the series cover guinea pigs, iguanas, kittens, rabbits  
    http://www.sls.lib.il.us/reference/por/ys/2002/pets.html
    
    Extractions: Reference only Entire SLS site Pets and Pet Care by Meb Ingold , January 2002 During this time of emotional unrest, many people are feeling the need for a pet. Domestic animals provide feelings of well being. Scientists have found that the simple act of petting a dog or cat can lower a person’s blood pressure. Here are some books and Web sites to help your patrons choose and care for a pet.

74. Small Pet Care
    How to care For Your guinea Pig. They may not appear athletic, but guinea pigs liketo run around, and they are The bigger the cage, the better for your pet.  
    http://www.wfphs.org/Guinea Pig Care.htm
    
    Extractions: New this week are a red and black brindle puppy , a catahoula mix, and 2 cats. We're looking for a few good people! Get on the list to receive weekly updates. The Humane Society has a new home! Membership Drive is getting underway. Beta Club members make a difference! Tips for finding a lost pet Let us know what you think! Sign into our guest book. Christmas in the Country was great! How to Care For Your Guinea Pig Guinea pigs are very peaceful animals, with quite distinct personalities. Your guinea pig will come to recognize you and will call to you with a series of whistles and grunts. They will make sure to remind you to give them a treat every time they see you. Your guinea pig will need a large cage with room to move around. They may not appear athletic, but guinea pigs like to run around, and they are faster than you would think. He will need at least a 12"x24" cage. The bigger the cage, the better for your pet. The best cage is one that has a plastic tray underneath that can be emptied and cleaned. Do not keep a guinea pig in a wooden cage; he will chew through it. Line the bottom of the cage with pine shavings. You can mix in cat litter to help stop the urine odor. Guinea pigs have no natural self defense, so protect him from other pets and predators.

75. ISPCA -
    pet care, pet care Tips, Virtual Vet. pet Passports. pet Microchipping. Kids LoveAnimals, Website Feedback. guinea pigs. I am interested in getting a guinea pig?  
    http://www.ispca.ie/petclinic/guineapig/

76. Caring For All Animals In Ireland - The Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To
    General pet care. Insuring your pet. Find out more about caring for a pet gerbil.Ponies Horses. Find out more about caring for your goldfish. guinea pigs.  
    http://www.ispca.ie/petcare/

77. Vet Books
    Hamsters (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller. guinea pigs (pet care Guide forKids) by Mark Evans. guinea pigs (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller. Rabbit  
    http://www.ci.shrewsbury.ma.us/Sps/Schools/Beal/Curriculum/critterclinic/vetbook
    
    Extractions: At the Animal Hospital by Carol Greene Veterinarians Help Animals by Carol Greene I Can Be an Animal Doctor by Kathryn Lumley I Want to be a Veterinarian by Stephanie Maze Veterinarians by Dee Ready If You Were a...Veterinarian by Virginia Schomp Birds (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Birds (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Kitten (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Cats (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Cats (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Kitten Care and Critters, Too! by Judy Petersen-Fleming Puppy (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Dogs (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Taking My Dog to the Vet by Susan Kuklin Dogs (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Fish (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Fish (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Goldfish (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Hamster (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Hamsters and Gerbils (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Hamsters (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Guinea Pigs (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Guinea Pigs (ASPCA)

78. Care Of Guinea Pig
    A fun, educational, wholesome site for pet owners. International stories/photos.care tips for guinea pigs, cavys, rabbits, birds, hamsters, dogs, cats.  
    http://www.drummerstuff.com/ecommerce-web-designer.htm

79. Guinea Pig Books
    guinea pigs (Aspca pet care Guides for Kids). by Mark Evans. Offers informationfor the firsttime pet owner on the physical characteristics  
    http://www.planet-pets.com/bookpig1.htm
    
    Extractions: Diseases of Domestic Guinea Pigs (Library of Veterinary Practice) by V. C. G. Richardson A "must have" book for all cavy caretakers and companions. PAPERBACK Anatomy of the Guinea Pig by Gale Cooper, Alan L. Schiller No Review HARDCOVER Guinea Pigs Don't Talk by Laurie Myers, Cheryl Taylor (Illustrator), Laura Myers Lisa Rogers, a new girl in Mrs. Flowers' class, is eager to make friends. Seatmate Traci Walters seems like a good possibility, but two other students, Angel and Joe, make it clear they want nothing to do with Lisa. They embark on a series of pranks aimed at her, involving Bruiser and Squeaky, the class guinea pigs. Things escalate as Lisa and Traci carry out a few dirty tricks of their own, and the four land in big trouble with Mrs. Flowers. Finally, Lisa negotiates a truce acceptable to everyone, leaving open the possibility of future friendships. Myers handles typical childhood issues with a humorous touch, and her characters are believably drawn. This first chapter book, reminiscent of The Gadget War (1991), written by Myers' sister, Betsy Duffey, will appeal to readers looking for funny books or stories involving animals. HARDCOVER I Love Guinea Pigs (Read and Wonder) by Dick King-Smith, Anita Jeram (Illustrator)

80. Choosing And Caring For Your Pet Guinea Pig
    care guinea pigs will soon settle to sit quietly on a lap for petting, especiallyif they If you need to carry your pet in and out of the garden, it's best to  
    http://www.snowflakepets.co.uk/html/guinea.html
    
    Extractions: Guinea pigs are attractive and lively. They make ideal pets for children , becoming very tame if regularly handled. Unlike rats and mice, they have no tail. They are not climbers, and if startled will simply retreat into their nest. They can live outdoors in a secure hutch, or indoors, and there is no unpleasant odour associated with them. There are lots of varieties, but the long-coated ones will need extra grooming care. Size: 0.7-1.8 kg (1.5-5.4 lb) Males are generally heavier than females. Lifespan: 5-6 years Living Together: Guinea pigs can usually be kept in small groups of the same sex, if they have been together from an early age. Males can sometimes be aggressive. They can be kept with rabbits if the hutch is fairly large, as in a small space the guinea pig could be accidentally injured or smothered by a large rabbit. Smaller breeds of rabbit are the best choice. Feeding : A good quality complete food should be offered. Guinea pigs have special requirements for vitamin C, so food intended for other rodents is not suitable for them. Extra greens such as dandelion and chickweed should also be provided on a daily basis. In the winter, broccoli can be used instead. Be careful, as some leaves can be poisonous. This includes buttercup, bindweed, and plants such as lupin. If in doubt, ask your vet for advice. A bran mash can be given regularly throughout the year. This should be removed the next day and the dish washed carefully before it is refilled. Fresh water should always be available, and a drinking bottle is ideal for this. If your pets have had an open water dish before, you may need to encourage them to use the bottle to start with. Wooden chews are also important to keep the teeth in trim, and these can be purchased from a pet shop.

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