Guinea pigs do not need to be vaccinated. Compared with cats and dogs, they carry very few viruses, and there is no vaccine specifically for guinea pigs on the market. Vaccines from different animals cannot be mixed, otherwise it will be dangerous. At the same time, purchase guinea pigs through formal channels to avoid trouble, and be careful not to scare the guinea pigs.

What should you pay attention to when raising guinea pigs:

1. Guinea pigs are animals with fewer diseases and do not need special vaccinations, and there is currently no specific vaccine. Vaccine for guinea pigs.

2. If the guinea pig purchased from a regular pet store is generally better in all aspects, the owner does not need to worry too much. As long as you don't deliberately provoke it, guinea pigs generally won't bite. If you are bitten, you can feel more at ease by simply treating it yourself and then going to the hospital.

3. Be careful not to scare the guinea pig. The guinea pig that has just been brought home should be placed in a cage in a hidden corner. The back of the guinea pig is a sensitive area. Even if it is very familiar, do not touch it to avoid being bitten. Another taboo area is its butt. Do not touch these two places.