What do guinea pigs actually see? Learn how color, motion and lighting affect their behaviour—plus practical tips for handling and habitat set-up.

Guinea pigs are natural herbivores and love variety in their diet. In addition to hay and fresh vegetables, dried herbal roots can be a valuable addition. They not only provide a tasty change but also contribute to enrichment and natural tooth wear.

At DRD Knaagdierwinkel, we know better than anyone how important it is to provide your rodent or rabbit with a comfortable, safe, and natural living environment. Good bedding plays an essential role in this. That's why we're proud to have The Natural Pet Brand in our assortment! This brand is known for its high-quality bedding that not only promotes the well-being of pets but is also sustainable and eco-friendly.

Guinea pigs are known for their adorable behavior, from happily jumping (popcorning) to making enthusiastic sounds like wheeking. But what do all these noises and movements really mean? Often, they're simply telling you that they're hungry (and yes, they're craving fresh leafy greens!). But there's one particular behavior that can even surprise the most experienced guinea pig owners: licking.