Designation: PET3514
English name: Self Red Guinea Pig
Vulnerability: intestinal diseases
Life: 10 years of Slander Tintian rat species.
Self Red Guinea Pig, the greatest feature of which is that he has a beautiful red hair. He is very gentle, entertaining, easy to raise, and small, small individuals do not occupy space and are still common family pets. Its ancestors came from the Andes in South America and were brought to the West by European businessmen in the 16th century, when people were very fond of this little animal as a pet. Slander-Tanger Characteristics
The Slandian mole is well known for having a natural good personality and a very attractive red hair. The ideal Sland skyhog should be 22-34 cm in size and the ideal weight should be 400-700 g.
Sland skyhogs are thick and round, with large heads, large eyes, bright eyes, small ears, split upper lips, short limbs, four toes to the front, three toes to the back, and no tails. Looks like a meatball. A lot of people remember him at first sight. Slander Tenet Living Environment
When you complain that you can't keep a pet dog or a pet cat, or when your home space doesn't meet their mobility requirements, you can think of raising a Slander Tinker Bell, which is neither spatial nor difficult to raise.
The Slandian mole can live for 10 years. It's fat, it's cute, though it's a rat, but it's more popular than traditional rats. He's a gentle person, and he doesn't bite unless he's pissed off.
It is also expensive and does not require specialized rearing equipment. It can grow healthy and happy as long as it prepares a suitable cage that supplies fresh water and food every day, often plays with it, and cleans up its nests regularly. He'll come and meet you when you get home from work and he'll run to you for food. The Slander Tiny Mouse breeds knowledge.
Slandian gills usually don't bite unless you're deliberately teasing him. He has the same teeth grinding habits as all rats, because Slandian gills have teeth that grow for life and must be worn continuously to ensure health.
It can live for up to 10 years. It is a vegetarian with no special requirements for food and is not easily ill. He's smart. If you treat him well, he'll recognize you. He'll play with you. It is neither too small as a mouse, nor as big as a rabbit, and is better suited to play in the hands (about 15-20 cm). It is clumsy and cute, unlike rats or squirrels, and can't be caught when it runs away. It is very suitable for raising children or elderly people.
If a Tiny Rogue is held comfortably from an early age, it will grow up to be compatible with human intimacy and will not bite or claw. They are shy and afraid of the outside world, and there are few attempts to escape from the cage, and they will not go out on their own, even if the door is open. When they are familiar with the owner, when the owner approaches the cage, they make exit whistles; if they hear sand in the plastic bag or the opening of the refrigerator door, they know it's the owner's feeding.