Guinea pigs are susceptible to infectious diseases and may spread fungal infections, parasites, and other microorganisms. Guinea pigs have relatively few zoonotic diseases and do not transmit diseases such as rabies virus. It is recommended that pet owners regularly deworm and clean their guinea pigs in a timely manner to ensure the cleanliness of their guinea pigs, while providing a good living environment and taking preventive measures when raising them to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

How to prevent infectious diseases in guinea pigs:

1. The most important thing to prevent infectious diseases is to do a good job of cleaning and ensure a clean and tidy environment.

2. If the guinea pig's body is dirty, you can wipe it clean with a wet towel.

3. Guinea pigs are small pets. When taking a bath, you should pay attention to adjusting the water level and do not use too much water to avoid waste.

4. After bathing the guinea pig, be sure to wipe the hair of the guinea pig clean to avoid letting the guinea pig catch a cold.