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These large rodents are cute, cuddly, and fun loving, which makes them the perfect pet option for families with children. They prefer spending their time with humans or other guinea pigs, but they can get along fine on their own if they have regular interactions with their family members. They do this to digest all the available nutrients they missed the first time around. They only eat special feces called “cecotropes.” Her jumpscare sound is Jane's Horror Hits 3 from the Roblox Audio Library but sped up and higher pitched.

She floats in the air with her teddy bear in her hand, which points down. Her head is tilted right a bit and is looking down.

They need hay and a lot of it. Not only do they love to knaw on it, but it is also their bedding. Teddy guinea pigs are burrowing animals and they need enough hay to do this. Guinea pigs can be messy pets so it is important to clean out their living space periodically and remove soiled hay.

The Teddy guinea pig is a medium-sized breed of guinea pig. It weighs between one-and-a-half to three pounds at adulthood and grows to around 10 to 12 inches in length. She's one of the few skins who have a sleeved dress, with the others being Bess, Phenna, Katie, and Spidella. Teddy guinea pigs have a lifespan of about four to ten years, depending on how well they are looked after. Predators and Threats Teddy guinea pigs cannot synthesize their own vitamin C. Therefore, they must obtain it through their diet. They need about 10 milligrams of vitamin C daily and twice that amount if the sow is pregnant. Accomplish this by feeding them fresh green, leafy vegetables, and raw fruits. Try not to give your cute cavy too much fruit though. Fruits contain a lot of sugar and you do not want your guinea pig to suffer from obesity. Teddy guinea pigs are crepuscular animals, which means that they are usually awake during the day but can also be active at night. They sleep intermittently rather than for extended periods of time like humans.

This is the third skin in Piggy that has a permanent quest, with the first one being Mr. P, the second one being Phenna, the fourth one being Willow, the fifth one being Piggy (Distorted), the sixth one being Sentinel and the seventh one being ???. Scurvy: This is a vitamin C deficiency. It leads to reduced collagen production which affects the joints, blood vessels and skin. It results in joint damage, bleeding, weakness, and walking problems. Make sure your guinea pig’s diet includes enough vitamin C to prevent this disease. Because of the guinea pigs’ prolific nature, some owners might choose to spay or neuter their pigs to keep them from breeding and creating an army of offspring. There are two breeds of Teddy guinea pigs: the Swiss Teddy, and the American Teddy. They might look identical, but the American Teddy has a fluffier, heavier coat than the Swiss Teddy. The Swiss Teddy is also rarer than the American Teddy. Their dense coat is a result of a genetic mutation, and is the basis for their name “Teddy.” They look and feel like miniature teddy bears. To determine whether a teddy guinea pig is right for you and your household, make a list of all the things that you need to invest in before buying one, and find out how much commitment everyone in the household has for taking care of a guinea pig. You should also visit a pet shop or friend who owns a teddy guinea pig and spend time with one or two before deciding whether to commit yourself financially and emotionally.

These animals should be offered about 1 cup of cut-up vegetables every day to support their immune system and help keep their digestion regular. They can eat lettuce, carrots, spinach, tomatoes, bell peppers, and peas, among other things. Fruits high in vitamin C, such as oranges and strawberries, can be offered in small amounts throughout the week. Keeping Your Teddy Guinea Pig Healthy Not everyone sees them as cute pets. Some still eat them in different parts of the world, such as their native land of South America. This also applies to Phenna, Sentinel, Fergus, Shardantus, Marley Russell, Glenn, Ombra, and Jakayla.It is also important for your Teddy guinea pig to have an adequate intake of Omega-3 fatty acids to maintain a healthy, shiny coat and great skin. Teddy guinea pigs are small rodents and are naturally prey to larger animals, including weasels, cats, dogs, and birds of prey. It is important to shield your Teddy guinea pig by keeping it indoors most of the time. Also, if you are an owner of larger household pets, especially one that would naturally view the guinea pig as prey, it is crucial to train them to cohabit with it, or keep them away from the guinea pig entirely. In addition, their teeth should be given attention to ensure they don’t overgrow as this could lead to a condition called malocclusion. Diet Pumpiggy • Reindessa • Crove • Poley • Mr. Stitchy • Owell • Frostiggy • Primrose • Bess • Gold Piggy • Phenna • Anteo • Laura • Bakari • Sentinel • Mr. Bliss • Gryffyn • Ombra • Fergus • Shardantus • Marley Russell • Glenn • Jakayla • Carver • Duocara • Bela • Meisery • Eelektra They chew on each other’s hair for various reasons. Male Teddy guinea pigs will chew the fur of other males to label themselves the superior. This is barbering.