Ahhhh! I have been watching your channel for a while now! All your pets are sooo cute and precious. I have two guinea pigs too, so that's how I found you! Love your channel! Honey is just so precious.
ooh I cannot wait for the yellow cage theme, I know it'll be awesome! I love your cage themes so much haha. lol same with the packing paper! Austin and Alyssa's products look super high quality, I really wish I had the money to buy them xD great video as always Autumn, your editing style is so nice! ❤
Omg hiii, I'm so excited to watch this video, Also I have a question. I have 2 Female guinea pigs but I don't know how much food they are suppose to eat because I give them both 1/8 of a cup but they always finish it so fast and I don't want to over feed them so what do you recommend? They are a around 7 months old
Pellets aren’t the main part of their diet like autumn said as long as they have hay all the time and veggies daily it’s fine if they eat them all at once x
@@lucyslifewithpets175 Hi yes that's true thank you so much but I was just concerned because I do give them veggies and hay but they always eat out the pellets quiet fast so I was wondering if I wasn't giving them enough but thank you
Hey im greta and i just wanted to see if i was taking good care of my guniea pigs. So you know im 10 years old andi have been doing research on guniea pigs sence i was 9 and i got both of them on chrismas. I have 2 guniea pigs marshmallow and chocolate and have a big cadge wich takes up most of my room. So you know ther gilr guniea pigs. I have 2 water bottles i fill up new water once a day. I give them a handfull of romane lettus and usually sweet peppers wich when im done washing off there food i dry them really good and i make sure i get all the seeds out of the peper. Then Ihave 2 food bowls and many hidies. I give them timothy hay. I weigh them once a week to make sure that they are healthy. I clean up there cadge everyday and i deep clean there cadge on sunday. I hive them 2 small hand fulles of pellets and i give them a treat on at morning and one at night. I also pay for there hay and pellets so i have to do extra chores and my mom does not help me talk e care of them sence there my pets so i have to take care of them. I just wanted to know if i was doing anything wrong. Also i love your channle bye!
It sound like you are doing great greta!! Your pig sound like they are super happy!!! I might just only give them one handful of pellets because guinea pigs get most their food from hay.
I get the Kaytee hay and I bought Timothy from target because I couldn’t find any and they didn’t want to eat even though it was the same brand any advice?
Have you ever given Honey rolled oats? I gave it to one of my girls to gain some weight after she lost some due to her overian cysts and a tumor on her uterus. I was giving her the sherwood recovery food plus weight gain and the rolled oats and she did gain some weight back and then I got her spayed. She's all better now love your channel!
You know, all my piggies LOVE the Oxbow regular, like the one you just bought, much more than the Garden Select type. I feed the Small Pet Select soy free pellets, they like them too, they weren't fans of the Garden Select. The regular Oxbow is definitely O.k., in my opinion, especially if you're not feeding alot of pellets. If Honey likes Oat hay, that might be helpful. She's so sweet, I wish her the best!! Sugs and kisses has beautiful things. Wow, great gifts!! That pink bed is amazing, I have one too, same pattern and design, got it on Amazon. I HAVE to order pre pads from that Pig room shop, I went to it on Etsy, but I didn't see any products. I saw the price for the big bag of Critical care, it's worth it! I get the smaller bags, I don't use it everyday, but I do feed it, so I'd rather buy the big bag. Was that from Amazon? I also put some no sugar added applesauce with blueberry or mixed berry in with the mix of Critical care, they love it! Wishing Honey the best, my piggies responded to prayer many many times, lol, so I'll be praying for her! You know, there are some other brands of hay coming out too, Eaton Pasture is one of them, thanks for the review, I saw it on Chewy, and was wondering about how it was. Your channel has grown so much, very happy for you!!
i love watching your hauls so much! i hope honey is doing well. i cannot believe how good the name tags turned out from Alyssa! they are so detailed i cant wait to get them they are so cute.
You should try small pet select for hay! It’s a subscription service and they will delivery the hay to you each month or as needed. We have been using it for our three Guinea pigs for over a year now and we really love it, always good quality.
Hi I have no clue where to find gueinni pigs you helped me before with what to get and stuff and I know that I should not get them from a pet store so I need a little help
To help Honey gain weight, you can feed her a tbsp of plain rolled oats. Also, Small Pet Select sells a very high quality oat hay that most pigs and bunnies go nuts for.
Hi I just wanted to say in my personal experience with a Guinea pig with ovarian cysts for over a year maybe 2 now. they lose that weight and never seem to put it back on. they lose a lot of the hair and never grow it back. My girl does not have cancer but does have cysts and hormone level issues. She is like 1 pound with barley any hair on her stomach we have been to the vet countless times. Tried every diet bathed her in medicated shampoos as she is to old and to light to have surgery. Nothing has truly worked it has been a temporary fix or no fix at all. Even though she seems happy in her self and gives me Guinea pig kisses everyday I monitor her so closely. The one piece of advice I can give is feed double the pellets from 1/8 to 1/4.I chose to give 1/8 cup morning and night. this has helped my pig stay at the same weight however not gain but it’s better than losing the weight. My last piece of advice is to get her feet in clay or paint on a mini canvas just incase. You just never know with these things. Hope this is helpful in anyway plus thank you for talking about your experiences! when my pig first got diagnosed there wasn’t any videos on this. Knowing other owners are going through similar things helps a lot. ❤️
@@autumngrace. hi I usually separate her for 30 minutes morning and night since she is a pig who eats all at once she doesn’t seem to mind this to much
Hey hun!!! Im really allergic too piggies, so i been living through you ☺️ lol love the piggies and buns! Also do you have a po box??? Edit: you could maybe cut the mat in half for the piggies?? Edit: wishlist wooot!
Hey Autumn, I just want to say thank you for 1 educating us about Guinea pigs, and 2 replying to all comments that always makes my day when you reply! 😍😍
I was just wearing that bear shirt I love it 😙 I mix the oxbow essentials and garden select because tbh I have a lot of pigs and it gets expensive!! My skinnies also eat alot of pellets
hello! I have been watching your channel ever since you only had your two pigs in the Midwest! You have taught me so much and I love the cute items you bought for the piggies & buns! Also just a question if you would know,I have 3 baby rabbits and 2 of them are about 1-2 months younger than the one,when the oldest gets to 6 months would I keep feeding the young rabbit pellets for the younger ones or stop? ( I only give them about 1/2 cup or less since they are babies ) thanks if you can reply and good luck on honey! 💕💕
hi! are all of your rabbits fixed? if they are living together they should all be fixed! you can feed the baby rabbits adult pellets as far as I know, or you could separate them for feedings
ok thanks for the tips! they aren’t fixed because my parents don’t think it’s necessary,I’m trying to save up some of my money to get them fixed though!
@@ssfya10 ok! just make sure they are all the same gender, you really don't want babies. you could mention to your parents that fixing helps with litterbox training, aggressiveness, territorialness, destruction, etc. a huge advantage is also that they will live longer, as female rabbits are very likely to develop reproductive cancer by age 3-4. it is likely with intact males too. hope your parents come around, and good luck caring for them!!
ok! thanks! I have mentioned all those things except the cancer part,I didn’t know it would be in males too but I’m sure that would help change their mind a bit! also thanks so much for responding,it has helped me a lot and you are actually my favorite RU-vidr,not just piggie and bun RU-vidr! Also I didn’t know until just about a month ago that you, Austin, and Alyssa were friends! You guys are my favorite RU-vidrs and have a great day! 💕
Ooooo everything you got is sooo cutee!! 💞 I just have one question. In a few months i will be getting one male guinea pig and i dont have enough space for 2 and i was wondering if you had any suggestions of what i could buy to put in his cage to keep him occupied?
Thank you! Guinea pigs shouldn’t live in a household where there are no other guinea pigs. So it’s best if they live in pairs; but if that’s not possible they should at least people able to see / interact with other guinea pigs through a divider or bars. If that’s not possible, I don’t recommend adopting a single guinea pig into a home that doesn’t have any other pigs he can see or hear.
