Alex asked:
My rabbit and guinea pig live together. Not for a lack of having an extra cage, as I have another really large one. I can’t seperate them since they really do love eachother, and the guinea pig will cry if he’s not with the rabbit. It’s a problem feeding them their own seperate food though, and I don’t know how to make it so they only eat out of their own bowls. The guinea pig honestly thinks it’s a rabbit, and will groom the rabbit and such, so it’s also always trying to eat the rabbit food. The problem is, that she gets way too thin when she eats the rabbit food because it lacks the appropriate nutrients.
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My rabbit and guinea pig live together. Not for a lack of having an extra cage, as I have another really large one. I can’t seperate them since they really do love eachother, and the guinea pig will cry if he’s not with the rabbit. It’s a problem feeding them their own seperate food though, and I don’t know how to make it so they only eat out of their own bowls. The guinea pig honestly thinks it’s a rabbit, and will groom the rabbit and such, so it’s also always trying to eat the rabbit food. The problem is, that she gets way too thin when she eats the rabbit food because it lacks the appropriate nutrients.
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