bathing guineapigs is only necessary, when they have a health problem (diarrhea for instance or mange and mites). Dont do this just for fun, because most of them dont like it.
Only one Spa Day per year? I cannot even imagine such a thing. Shark would have to wear a hazmat suit to keep her allergies under control. Chiquita has picked up right with my old schedule of Spa Day with Kim every six weeks and she seems to love it almost as much as I did. Emma sure did look soft and fluffy after her bath though! Much love from the Happyfeet Palace! JuHuu!!!
Ich bewundere dich wirklich, wie hart du arbeitest, um es allen deinen Tieren so angenehm wie möglich zu machen. Wenn ich alleine die lange Wäscheleine sehe! Und jetzt die Maßnahmen gegen die Hitze, die den Tieren auch so sehr zu schaffen macht. Und dann bleibt auch noch Zeit, die Videos zu editieren und uns eine Freude damit zu machen. Herzlichen Dank für alles aus Deutschland.
@@cordulaschultz-wasdakreucht liebe Cordula. Stimmt, da geht viel Zeit rein. Freude verdoppelt sich allerdings wenn man sie teilt. Darum mach ich das. Wenn ich seh, wie sie dann genüsslich ihre Beinchen von sich strecken fühle ich mich sehr glücklich. Meine Schweinchen glauben alle, dass ihr Lebensstil normal ist. Ich lasse sie in dem Glauben. 😉💕
Warum werden die Meeris einmal pro Jahr gebadet? Meeris sollte man nicht baden, ausser bei absoluter medizinischer Indikation. Und dass Emma extrem gestresst ist, zeigt sie sehr deutlich. LG
@@sonjamaier9462 bec they get dirt on their bodies, fur, skin by living in cages, they are not born to live like this, captivated by humans, God made them free in the beginning, so considering this they need som xtra help with this and that. This lady Irene is doing this very kind and caring, I feel all the love from both her and the Guineapig in the bathingprocedure. This is the most beautiful and respectful bathsceenery I ever seen. I had Guineapigs for more than 10 years, have seen a lot. This piggy is fully relaxed. Mine did twist like macaronis when I washed them(though I properly cleaned their cages the water showed what their bodies collected over time not being free in nature able to live natural lifes where they know how to stay fresh by themselves). Best reguards from a ginypiglover in Sweden❤️
@@sonjamaier9462 Hi, I did answer your question but it is deleted or just gone? It is fine you worry about the wellbeing of the beings you get in touch with❤️🙏❤️but this time I can promise you there is no suffering going on.Never seen such a beautiful and caring/loving bathceremony here on youtube before, and I have seen a lot: had Guineapigs for more than ten years and yes, ginnypigs get dirty and need some cleansing now and then as the ones we keep in cages can not take care of themselves as when living in nature. Though I took properly care of cleaning the cages there was a lots of urine and other things in their fur, inbetween their toes etc that can give infections etc if not cleansed. As long as we domesticate animals we should take care of their wellbeing. My own Guineapigs twisted like macaronis during each bathingprocedure so I tried to make it quickly❤️. In nature Guineapigs knows how to take care about their hygiene as they dont stay in the same place during a day, they leave their'dirt' behind just as all wild animals❤️🙏❤️take csre❤️Maria in Sweden
@@sonjamaier9462 my comments dissappears, tried to write you twice. I hope you got them though they do not show up(?)here. Irene is a wonderful person❤️and her Guineapigs among the happiest and most wellgroomed guineapigs on this planet❤️they need some xtra help with their hygiene as they are domesticated and can not leave the dirt 'behind'as all wild animals can and does. Dirt do stick inbetween their toes, in their fur and so on wich can give infections. I had many Guineapigs for more than ten years and experienced their everydaylife in detail. I hope this answer helps out a bit!!!Take care✨🪷🌼🕊️🌼🪷✨from Sweden✨🌼✨✨
Loved the summer special. Freida is adorable ❤.
Loved this video🪷☀️🕊️❤️🕊️☀️🪷
Wundervoll!!
The garden looked beautiful. I hope you are doing well. God bless❤❤❤❤😊
💋♥️🥰🥰🌹🌹love the music🍀🍀🍀🍀
Only one Spa Day per year? I cannot even imagine such a thing. Shark would have to wear a hazmat suit to keep her allergies under control. Chiquita has picked up right with my old schedule of Spa Day with Kim every six weeks and she seems to love it almost as much as I did.
Emma sure did look soft and fluffy after her bath though!
Much love from the Happyfeet Palace! JuHuu!!!
First❤️🕊️❤️☺️❤️🕊️🪷☀️🪷🕊️🪷
Ich bewundere dich wirklich, wie hart du arbeitest, um es allen deinen Tieren so angenehm wie möglich zu machen. Wenn ich alleine die lange Wäscheleine sehe! Und jetzt die Maßnahmen gegen die Hitze, die den Tieren auch so sehr zu schaffen macht. Und dann bleibt auch noch Zeit, die Videos zu editieren und uns eine Freude damit zu machen. Herzlichen Dank für alles aus Deutschland.
@@cordulaschultz-wasdakreucht liebe Cordula. Stimmt, da geht viel Zeit rein. Freude verdoppelt sich allerdings wenn man sie teilt. Darum mach ich das. Wenn ich seh, wie sie dann genüsslich ihre Beinchen von sich strecken fühle ich mich sehr glücklich. Meine Schweinchen glauben alle, dass ihr Lebensstil normal ist. Ich lasse sie in dem Glauben. 😉💕
Dear Piggies, you are all very beautiful. ❤
Sehr suss sweine
Nice to see Emma's spa day. Love all your piggies. How is Frieda ? I too use blue ice when I take the piggies to the vet.
@@atreb56 Frieda is fine. Thirsty, but fine. 😉
Emma is really mostly hair. My love to all of tye piggies!
@@kristiekeith1191 thank you, kristie 🌸🤗🌸
Warum werden die Meeris einmal pro Jahr gebadet? Meeris sollte man nicht baden, ausser bei absoluter medizinischer Indikation. Und dass Emma extrem gestresst ist, zeigt sie sehr deutlich. LG
@@sonjamaier9462 bec they get dirt on their bodies, fur, skin by living in cages, they are not born to live like this, captivated by humans, God made them free in the beginning, so considering this they need som xtra help with this and that. This lady Irene is doing this very kind and caring, I feel all the love from both her and the Guineapig in the bathingprocedure. This is the most beautiful and respectful bathsceenery I ever seen. I had Guineapigs for more than 10 years, have seen a lot. This piggy is fully relaxed. Mine did twist like macaronis when I washed them(though I properly cleaned their cages the water showed what their bodies collected over time not being free in nature able to live natural lifes where they know how to stay fresh by themselves). Best reguards from a ginypiglover in Sweden❤️
@@sonjamaier9462 liebe Sonja. Danke für deinen Kommentar.
@@dienahfee777 bitte nicht böse sein, aber das beantwortet nicht meine Frage
@@sonjamaier9462 Hi, I did answer your question but it is deleted or just gone? It is fine you worry about the wellbeing of the beings you get in touch with❤️🙏❤️but this time I can promise you there is no suffering going on.Never seen such a beautiful and caring/loving bathceremony here on youtube before, and I have seen a lot: had Guineapigs for more than ten years and yes, ginnypigs get dirty and need some cleansing now and then as the ones we keep in cages can not take care of themselves as when living in nature. Though I took properly care of cleaning the cages there was a lots of urine and other things in their fur, inbetween their toes etc that can give infections etc if not cleansed. As long as we domesticate animals we should take care of their wellbeing. My own Guineapigs twisted like macaronis during each bathingprocedure so I tried to make it quickly❤️. In nature Guineapigs knows how to take care about their hygiene as they dont stay in the same place during a day, they leave their'dirt' behind just as all wild animals❤️🙏❤️take csre❤️Maria in Sweden
@@sonjamaier9462 my comments dissappears, tried to write you twice. I hope you got them though they do not show up(?)here. Irene is a wonderful person❤️and her Guineapigs among the happiest and most wellgroomed guineapigs on this planet❤️they need some xtra help with their hygiene as they are domesticated and can not leave the dirt 'behind'as all wild animals can and does. Dirt do stick inbetween their toes, in their fur and so on wich can give infections. I had many Guineapigs for more than ten years and experienced their everydaylife in detail. I hope this answer helps out a bit!!!Take care✨🪷🌼🕊️🌼🪷✨from Sweden✨🌼✨✨