Eight taboos for raising guinea pigs:

1. Avoid a poor environment. If the living environment of guinea pigs is too poor, it may contain more bacteria, and guinea pigs' bodies are relatively fragile. These bacteria will invade the guinea pigs' bodies and cause harm to their bodies.

2. Avoid feeding indiscriminately. Guinea pigs are small pets with relatively fragile bodies. They need to pay special attention to their diet. If they are fed randomly, they can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea and other adverse reactions.

3. Avoid feeding food that is too soft. Guinea pigs are rodents, and feeding them too soft food is not conducive to their teeth grinding.

4. Avoid low temperature. Guinea pigs are warm-blooded animals, and the suitable temperature for survival is between 24 and 28 degrees. If the temperature is too low, the guinea pigs may become sick. In severe cases, the guinea pigs may freeze to death and suffer frostbite.

5. Avoid being frightened. Guinea pigs are timid and may make them sick if you scare them, so it is best not to scare guinea pigs.

6. Avoid touching the back and buttocks of guinea pigs. The backs and butts of guinea pigs are their sensitive areas, and touching their backs and butts will make them unhappy.

7. Avoid mixing male and female. Mixing male and female breeding will increase the frequency of guinea pig pregnancy, and frequent pregnancy is not good for guinea pigs.

8. Avoid never taking a shower. If the guinea pig is not cleaned in time, the guinea pig's body will easily emit a smell that is unbearable.