Cheezychips
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Chapter 1. Making your Guinea Pig feel at home.
Introducing your pet into a new environment can be tricky, however I've found in my time as a professional guinea pig whisperer that showing them around their new house while having them wear an item of your clothing really helps them adapt quickly and form a lifetime bond with their new owner.
Chapter 2. Food for thought.
In my vast and lengthy experience communicating with guinea pigs (on a level most could only dream to achieve) its become apparent that the usual foods of straw and vegetables aren't actually what they crave, in fact they've indicated to me during my thousands of hours of mind reading sessions that "Cheese Slop" is essentially the caviar of the pig world. Feed it to your pigs at every opportunity and they'll thank you for it when it comes time to clean out their cage. It's a wondrous experience.
Chapter 3. Grooming
Guinea pigs love spending time bonding with their owners. Why not make the most of your own personal grooming time and involve your pet, I've shared several hair colouring sessions with my own pigs and it really gives them a confidence boost when you cover up those greys in favour of a glossy "Just For Men" (and guinea pigs) black.
Chapter 4. Piggy holidays
I've planned many a holiday with my guinea pigs in mind, one place they seem to enjoy the most is Disney Land. They're more than capable to going on most rides, and rollercoasters make them squeal with joy! Here's a cheeky little snap of us just before leaving for our last Disney adventure.
Chapter 5. Bonding time with your best friend.
A well kept secret about guinea pigs is they love nothing more than listening to music turned up full blast. Noise, noise and more noise (especially children screaming and shouting) really helps them relax. In my many years of in depth research, hours of communicating telepathically, and scientific observation, I've discovered that the ultimate way to keep your pig happy is to play Roxette, turned up as high as your music player will allow, on loop, whilst feeding them cheese and onion Pringles. The little rascals can devour entire tubes in a matter of seconds.
I hope you have enjoyed my blog on caring for guinea pigs, the Rosabelle Manor way. It has been a culmination of many years of research and hard work. If you have any questions feel free to hit me up (especially if you like dropping towels) at GroomingPig @ twatmail.com, thanks