How to Look After Your Guinea Pig - Alderton, David
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Filled with useful information and guidance, from how to choose a guinea pig, to feeding and healthcare, this title offers practical advice on how to groom your pet, how to know when it is unwell, and cleaning out its cage, all shown in over 60 easy-to-follow pictures. It is suitable for 5- to 9-year-olds.
This accessible book is a simple guide for junior animal lovers on how best to look after their pet. It tells you all about the different breeds available and how to choose the right one for you, preparing a home for your new guinea pig, how to feed and groom it, and how to look after your little friend so that it leads a long and happy life.…mehr

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Filled with useful information and guidance, from how to choose a guinea pig, to feeding and healthcare, this title offers practical advice on how to groom your pet, how to know when it is unwell, and cleaning out its cage, all shown in over 60 easy-to-follow pictures. It is suitable for 5- to 9-year-olds.
This accessible book is a simple guide for junior animal lovers on how best to look after their pet. It tells you all about the different breeds available and how to choose the right one for you, preparing a home for your new guinea pig, how to feed and groom it, and how to look after your little friend so that it leads a long and happy life.
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David Alderton is an internationally best-selling authority on pets and their care. His books have currently sold over four million copies worldwide. Alan Edwards has been a judge for 23 years with the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy in the United Kingdom, and has been a frequent International Judge in Europe. Dr Peter Larkin qualified as a veterinary surgeon from the Royal Veterinary College, London, in 1953 and was a contributing author to Encyclopedia of the Dog. Mike Stockman, MRCVS. qualified as a veterinary surgeon in 1949 and was actively involved with dogs all his life.