quarantine self haircut #3!

@@ScottysAnimals impressive!

I purchased the liquid vitamin c some months ago, do you know how long we can use the bottle once opened?

Good idea. I find my current guineas take a few nibbles and that's it. My guy that passed last year...it was his favourite.

this is old but i’m trying this when i get home ! i’ll update u 😎

Do you need to seed the mini peppers or give them whole?

@@Kt-cn2rq some people will say yes because "seeds are choking hazards," but I don't bother and have never had an issue. It doesn't make sense to me seeing as no one was ever out there de-seeding things for wild piggies and they obviously did just fine. Also they swallow crunchy pellet bits constantly without issues too, and seeds seem trivial in comparison. That's definitely something you should do what you're comfortable with though. In general the only seeds I worry about going out of my way to remove for them are when I give them apple or pear cores as their seeds do contain minute amounts of cyanide and there's no real research about whether or not that's something that could build to dangerous levels in little piggy bodies, so I don't risk it.

you're welcome Sarai

Same!

@@PiggieTime yeah mine love it. Love your videos as well 😀

@@TheSaraibsb thank you so much!!!

Well this is a great review! Especially the ptooey, which made me laugh.

ikr Krystal

Much love from South Africa

Right my kids asked my what up with all the noise 😂

Oh any animal if dear owner not paying attention will grab when they need. My dog got tired of me one day when had her leash on and I had not walked her and carries her leash and walks herself.

so faaaast!!!

Thanks for sharing that, Susana!!

You're welcome, Eileen!

Did they change the recipe?

Oh really? Not to? Why?

@@jessicarene731 they flavor the water which can cause guinea pigs to drink way less water. They also lose almost all potency after sunlight hits them.

hopefully this helps :)

Itching, hair loss, change in behaviour. I'm sure Scott has videos on scurvy, too. LA Guineapig Rescue will have how to treat scurvy, on youtube. They have alot of care videos.

Really just do seringe some to feed them 😆. My mom has orange and mandarins trees guess feeding them some would help right?

@@Kt-cn2rq, yep. Freshly squeezed juice. Gets the piggies into the habit of accepting the syringe. If they ever have to have liquid medicines? You won't have to stress them out getting them to take it

try www.thenaturalcavy.com treats! there are so many fun treats on the website!

Thanks for the link I will check it out

Feeding greens every day is not harmful, when given the right veggies in the right amount. Constant hay is important. On scottysanimals.com, there is a pig care guide. It can help you out alot. Skinnypigs1 also has information on care and feeding.

Your guinea pig probably gets excited for vegetables and bites, like mine does. Just put your hand flat ( palm facing his nose, blocking him) so he has nothing to grab on.

hi Tracey

Some people say that breaking the treats up, and mixing it with the pellets help.

Look at the mg. But 1 cookie a day is fine. Liquid vitamin c is waaay cheaper 120 doses per bottle. 50 mg vitamin c per pig per day. Babies would be fine with half, but extra vitamin c comes out in the pee

@@ScottysAnimals ok thanks for the help much appreciated it 😊 👌

That is deffiently not okay to do if neither of them are not fixed.

@@amandaham7571 sorry wdym by fixed? Thank you for the response!

@@marianaandrade9383 fixed means spayed ( female) or neutered ( male). That means so they do not breed ( have babies). Warning, if you put them together and even turned your back for a second, your friend female piggy will be pregnant. Please, be very careful and not put opposite sex, none fixed guinea pigs together.

there's no accounting for taste! try the liquid, or Daniel's special treats www.thenaturalcavy.com

Since my pigs are becoming seniors I give them the Oxbow Joint Supplement tablets. I find if I soak the tablets in a little bowl of water for just a few minutes they will soften up and then my pigs eat them with no problem. Maybe you could try the same thing with the Oxbow Vitamin C tablets.

hi Georgia

He has a website all about Guinea pig care called scottysanimals.com. Checking there would be a good start. Also, the LA Guinea Pig Rescue’s KZfaq channel is a great resource as well. I also check guinealynx.info which is useful for detailed information about medical care and diet (and even more) for guinea pigs.