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You’ll have to pay more to buy one, though, as they’re harder to breed and quite trendy to own at the moment. They also require more care, as they’re less able to regulate their body temperature and are prone to a few more health problems. Breeding a Skinny Pig is a bit more difficult than breeding regular guinea pigs, as they tend to be larger at birth. They also have larger litters, so the births are more likely to suffer complications. The first pregnancy is usually the hardest, but they’re all a bit touch-and-go. Besides skin-related care, there’s not much that Skinny Pigs need that’s unique to them. Like all guinea pigs, they need their cages to be kept clean, with the bedding changed daily if possible. Like all guinea pigs, Skinny Pigs are social and outgoing. They love being around friends, whether other guinea pigs or their owners. They are usually quite vocal when with their pals, and you’ll often hear them chattering loudly. If you love guinea pigs but want one with a little bit of a twist, consider adopting a Skinny Pig. They’re every bit as adorable and loving as regular guinea pigs, but their mostly bald appearance helps them stand out in a sea of furry pets.

Skinny Pigs used to be the unwanted guest at the family reunion when it came to guinea pigs. However, in recent years, they’ve become quite the trendy pet, and as a result, the average cost of one of these animals has been climbing.You can also give them pellets made of Timothy hay; these can be found in most pet stores. They also need a source of vitamin C, so offer them bell pepper, tomato, asparagus, and other veggies. Nigel Farage's secret French politician girlfriend Laure Ferrari set to travel to Australia to support him when he leaves the I'm A Celebrity jungle

David Walliams 'is offered a multi-million-pound payout' from Britain's Got Talent after claiming he was spied on before axing for X-rated rant They don’t need much, if any, bathing, and in fact, bathing them too frequently can dry out their skin. If their skin does become dry, you can use a tiny bit of natural moisturizer, like coconut oil, on it, but never use any lotions designed for humans. In fact, some experts estimate that 20% of female guinea pigs won’t survive the pregnancy and birthing process. Those same experts often recommend leaving the breeding process to those with experience, as doing it yourself can put your Skinny Pig in serious danger.

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