Guinea pigs can be kept alone. They are social animals, and most of the time they are kept together. Although they often move in groups, they can still live alone without the group. They naturally love to sleep, are relatively lazy, and do not exercise much, so they can be raised alone.

Things to note when raising a guinea pig alone

1. Raising a guinea pig alone will inevitably be a bit lonely. The owner must take time to spend more time with it. , talk to it more when you have nothing to do, and play with it for a while to enhance each other's feelings.

2. When raising guinea pigs, you can choose a comfortable iron cage as a breeding container. If there is no cage, you can also raise them in free range. During the feeding period, the environment must be ventilated so that the guinea pigs can freely breathe the surrounding air. The cages also need to be cleaned regularly to reduce the growth of bacteria.

3. Since guinea pigs have a strong body odor, they need to be bathed once a month during daily feeding, but not too frequently. When bathing guinea pigs, you need to use pet-specific shower gel. After washing, the hair needs to be blown dry immediately to prevent the guinea pig from catching a cold.

4. When feeding guinea pigs, it is recommended to feed a sufficient amount of timothy grass with special rat food, which can allow guinea pigs to absorb sufficient nutrients from the inside and also play a role in grinding teeth. , can effectively prevent the teeth of guinea pigs from growing too long. Feed 2 to 3 times a day during childhood and 1 to 2 times a day as adults.