@guineadad Premium fleece liner review!
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- @guineadad Premium fleece liner review! I’m so impressed with the thought that has gone into making this fleece. They did an amazing job. It’s so nice to see a company that clearly cares so much about the animal’s welfare and designs products to better their lives. My pigs have definitely approved this fleece😆
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Reviewed with love by @kats_guineapigs
Beautiful piggies, lovely cage!! I LOVE GUINEADAD products, I have many many liners from him, pee pads, hay, herbal treats, and especially his pea flakes!! My piggies love his pea flakes the best, and I won't buy any other brand, lol!! I've yet to buy the new liners, I have 2 girls left from my herd of 5 females and 1 neutered boar, and as I'm getting older now, I'm not sure I want to adopt more, but if I do, GUINEADAD premium liners are the next ones I'll try!
Hi! It's so good to see your comment again~ Thank you so much for your support over many years together ❤️❤️❤️
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Great review 🎉 And your guinea pigs are beautiful ❤❤❤
Nice new pad. Guinea pigs approved.
I had two cockatiels before and so far guinea pigs seem to be much less work than parrots. Still, in the future it's possible we will adopt parrots again and also guinea pigs and pigeons/ doves.
Oh wow... you've got a whole charming squad of pets there! Cheering you on all the way~! 🌟👏
Hi i need help .my guinea pigs are drooling .what do i do?
I totally understand wanting to know more about your guinea pig's health, especially when it's something as concerning as excessive drooling. It's really thoughtful of you to look into this.
From a dietary perspective, not getting enough vitamin C could lead to dental health issues, which might be the cause of the drooling. Guinea pigs have very specific dietary needs, and finding the right balance can sometimes feel like solving a puzzle.
Here are some foods rich in vitamin C:
Bell Peppers: contain approximately 80-120 mg of Vitamin C per 100 grams.
Kale: provides around 120 mg of Vitamin C per 100 grams.
Broccoli: offers about 89 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams.
It's recommended to adjust these foods to the appropriate amounts for your guinea pig. I hope this information is helpful to you. If the drooling persists, I would advise consulting a veterinarian. Thank you.