Cavia Porcellus Research Paper

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They may look cute but Cavia porcellus can really be a challenge to take care of. That huge, scary looking name is just scientific for guinea pigs. The often assumed as an “easy’ pet to take care of, guinea pigs can really become a difficulty. There are myriad aspects to taking care of them such as their cage, how to hold them, their food, the clean up, etc. As a result these simple creatures can turn out to be not so simple at all!

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