Dangers for guinea pigs
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Dangers for guinea pigs

Below are the most common hazards that a guinea pig may face

DangerSourceElimination
DropTable, furniture, balconyDo not leave pigs unattended while walking
PinchingDoorsBe careful when opening and closing doors
HeatstrokeSun, heatingDo not leave the cage in the sun or near heating
Cats, dogs, birdsBalcony, aviaryStretch a net or wire fence to protect your guinea pig from predatory animals
electric shockElectrical cableHide electrical wiring, do not leave electrical cables lying loose
Burnhot itemsDo not allow animals to walk near the stove, toaster or burning candles. Cigarettes and cigarette butts are also dangerous
PoisoningPoisonous houseplants or varnished or painted surfacesIt is necessary to abandon poisonous plants in the room where the guinea pig is kept and make sure that the pig does not start to gnaw on furniture
WoundsHumanBe careful when walking a guinea pig, keep the animal in sight at all times, do not step on it

Below are the most common hazards that a guinea pig may face

DangerSourceElimination
DropTable, furniture, balconyDo not leave pigs unattended while walking
PinchingDoorsBe careful when opening and closing doors
HeatstrokeSun, heatingDo not leave the cage in the sun or near heating
Cats, dogs, birdsBalcony, aviaryStretch a net or wire fence to protect your guinea pig from predatory animals
electric shockElectrical cableHide electrical wiring, do not leave electrical cables lying loose
Burnhot itemsDo not allow animals to walk near the stove, toaster or burning candles. Cigarettes and cigarette butts are also dangerous
PoisoningPoisonous houseplants or varnished or painted surfacesIt is necessary to abandon poisonous plants in the room where the guinea pig is kept and make sure that the pig does not start to gnaw on furniture
WoundsHumanBe careful when walking a guinea pig, keep the animal in sight at all times, do not step on it

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