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Guinea Pigs stay pretty clean as long as their environment is clean. That means that maintenance will be less with the pig if you clean the cage regularly. I clean the entire cage once a week. In between I clean out dirty corners and top off their bedding. I trim their nails every month...or as needed. If you want you can give them a bath or just dip their rear ends in the sink every few months. Since my Guinea Pigs have long hair...I usually trim it every few months to keep it neat. I use scissors and sometimes electric dog grooming shears. You can also just trim the hair on their back ends to keep this area cleaner.
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What kind of maintenance do Guinea Pigs need?
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