Guinea pigs are afraid of heat. Guinea pigs are warm-blooded animals and small pets. The suitable temperature is between 18 and 24°C. If the temperature is too high, it may cause heatstroke. If the temperature is too low, it may cause frostbite. It is recommended that when pet owners raise guinea pigs, they should control the appropriate temperature of the guinea pig's living environment, take cooling measures when the temperature is too high in summer, and take measures to keep warm when the temperature is too low in winter.

What to do if guinea pigs are afraid of heat:

1. When the temperature is too high, cooling measures need to be taken. The cage should be placed in a cool, ventilated place, and a layer of tiles can be laid on the bottom of the cage to facilitate cooling.

2. You can use a fan or air conditioner to cool down, but you cannot blow it directly and the time should not be too long. The temperature of the air conditioner cannot be adjusted too low to avoid catching cold and getting sick. It is best to put a basin of water next to the cage to ensure that the air is moist.

3. You can add enough water to the guinea pig. When the weather is too hot, the water in the body is easily lost. You can feed more fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, the cage must be cleaned frequently, otherwise bacteria may easily breed.