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Do Guinea Pigs Like Tunnels. A selection of tunnels, tubes, and bridges provide the. Linking guinea pig hutches and runs with a tunnel system can transform a simple setup into something much more interesting. If you’re interested in seeing your pet from both sides of the hideout, you can leave the side flap off and create a tunnel instead. Guinea pigs like to have places in their cage where they can shelter if they get scared, or simply have some 'alone time' away from their cagemates. Guinea pigs are very active animals and they need lots of space as well as plenty of toys, hides and tunnels to keep them healthy and happy. If your guinea pigs don’t have the right home it can lead to boredom and. Tunnels and mazes really appeal to guinea pig behavior. In the wild, guinea pigs live in a burrow or tunnel system, so it’s no wonder they love to. Hi all, i’m wanting to get my pigs a new fleece tunnel but can’t decide on a softer/floppy one or a stay open one? With a bit of planning, you.

Linking guinea pig hutches and runs with a tunnel system can transform a simple setup into something much more interesting. Hi all, i’m wanting to get my pigs a new fleece tunnel but can’t decide on a softer/floppy one or a stay open one? If your guinea pigs don’t have the right home it can lead to boredom and. If you’re interested in seeing your pet from both sides of the hideout, you can leave the side flap off and create a tunnel instead. Guinea pigs like to have places in their cage where they can shelter if they get scared, or simply have some 'alone time' away from their cagemates. Tunnels and mazes really appeal to guinea pig behavior. In the wild, guinea pigs live in a burrow or tunnel system, so it’s no wonder they love to. With a bit of planning, you. A selection of tunnels, tubes, and bridges provide the. Guinea pigs are very active animals and they need lots of space as well as plenty of toys, hides and tunnels to keep them healthy and happy.

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Do Guinea Pigs Like Tunnels With a bit of planning, you. Hi all, i’m wanting to get my pigs a new fleece tunnel but can’t decide on a softer/floppy one or a stay open one? Tunnels and mazes really appeal to guinea pig behavior. If you’re interested in seeing your pet from both sides of the hideout, you can leave the side flap off and create a tunnel instead. Guinea pigs are very active animals and they need lots of space as well as plenty of toys, hides and tunnels to keep them healthy and happy. Guinea pigs like to have places in their cage where they can shelter if they get scared, or simply have some 'alone time' away from their cagemates. If your guinea pigs don’t have the right home it can lead to boredom and. With a bit of planning, you. In the wild, guinea pigs live in a burrow or tunnel system, so it’s no wonder they love to. A selection of tunnels, tubes, and bridges provide the. Linking guinea pig hutches and runs with a tunnel system can transform a simple setup into something much more interesting.