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Guinea Pig (short coat) : : Male : : Baby : : Small

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Contact Nas & Crouton's Caretaker/Foster Directly: Main Email CARE (caretoadopt@gmail.com), (803) 622-9813

The most accurate and up to date information about adoptable pets is on our official website at www.caretoadopt.org.

Abyssinian Guinea Pig

About Nas & Crouton
Status: Adopted! Adoption Fee: $25.00 Species: Guinea Pig Rescue ID: CARE General Color: White Current Age: 2 Years 6 Months (best estimate)	Location: Lexington SC (803) 622-9813

Meet Nas & Crouton!

Somebody left behind these litttle cuties at a local pet store. CARE took in 1 Dad and 6 Moms who were already pregnant. Many babies have been born and all are now ready for adoption! We ONLY adopt out same sex pairs. All the guinea pigs are very sweet!

Nas & Crouton are bonded brothers, so they need a home together.

Adoption Fees:
1 Guinea Pig $25.00
2 Guinea Pigs $40.00
3 Guinea Pigs $55.00
4 Guinea Pigs $70.00

If not already on our website, please visit www.caretoadopt.org to view the complete pet profile & download the adoption application. Completed applications should be emailed to caretoadopt@gmail.com.

Breeds are our best guess based on experience and research. To learn about proper guinea pig care and why bonded pairs are a great idea, please visit: www.guinealynx.info.

All guinea pigs are fed high quality Oxbow Guinea Pig pellets (timothy based for adults), variety of grass hays and veggies, some fruit. Vitamin C must be given fresh daily (we use Oasis Multi-vitamin with HIGH vit C in water bottles). We primarily use grass hays, aspen bedding or paper bedding (helps reduce allergens for those of us who suffer from allergies). We do not neuter guinea pigs due to risk factors.

If not already on our website, please visit www.caretoadopt.org to view the complete pet profile & download the adoption application. Completed applications should be emailed to caretoadopt@gmail.com.

Breeds are our best guess based on experience and research. To learn about proper guinea pig care and why bonded pairs are a great idea, please visit: www.guinealynx.info.