guinea pigs

Describes the origins of guinea pigs and how they lived in the wild, explains how the animals became domesticated and why they make good pets, provides information about guinea pig bodies, varieties, housing and playtime needs, food, and care, and includes tips on how to choose and make friends with a guinea pig.

Willy is a social animal, so although he is a guinea pig, he decides to join the Pig Scouts.

After his fuzzy friend Bob is adopted and leaves the pet store, Brian the guinea pig wonders if he will ever see his pal again.

Jenny draws, then writes, a story about losing and finding her pet guinea pig.

Felix feels bad and does not want to eat or play, so his mother takes him to Doctor Duck, who makes everything better.

A little guinea pig is quite lonely until, one by one, nine others, plus ten of their moms or dads, add to the general excitement.

Eight-year-old Judy tries to convince her parents and classmates that her brilliant guinea pig can do all the tricks which she says it can.

A complete guide to guinea pig breeds, dietary requirements, preventative care, diseases, housing, grooming, showmanship, and marketing, addressed specifically to children. Good for hobbyists who are involved in 4-H.

Discusses the characteristics of the guinea pig, or cavy, and gives advice on choosing and caring for a pet, as well as breeding and showing.

Tells where guinea pigs come from, shows how to take care of them, and gives information about some of the guinea pigs the author has owned.