Guinea pigs are very popular and unpretentious pets.
But they need a comfortable and safe cage.
In this case, the size of the house and the conditions of keeping play an important role in the condition and health of the pet.

Therefore, when choosing cages for guinea pigs, it is worth avoiding some mistakes.
Cage dimensions
It is a mistake to think that if the animal is small, then a small cage will be enough for it.
It is important to take into account that your pet requires a lot of free space and room for physical activity.
Therefore, his home should be spacious enough and allow him to place everything necessary for his pet’s life.
In this case, the cage should be at least 50 centimeters high, and its length can be about one hundred centimeters.
It is worth taking into account that in too small and cramped a space, pigs may experience stress.
Incorrect materials
The material of the cage is also important. In this case, it must be safe and durable.
The best option in this situation may be plastic.
It is not recommended to use a wooden cage for keeping guinea pigs. After all, the pet can chew through it.
Filling the cell
It is important to provide a special plastic tray in the pet's cage.
At the same time, it should be easy to slide out so as not to disturb the pig.
The animal's house should also have a drinking bowl, a feeder, a place to hide and various toys.
Previously we wrote about how to feed a guinea pig in winter.