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Guinea Pig Cage Liners & Litter Accessories
Should you decide to try to litter train your guinea pig or just switch up how you line your cage for cleaning purposes, you'll need some specific guinea pig accessories to make it happen. Chewy carries a range of the best guinea pig accessories for litter training your pet, including litter boxes and the guinea pig litter that goes in them, guinea pig cage liners, cage cleaning supplies and more. Read on to learn about the best guinea pig cage accessories for potty training your pet as well as the best guinea pig litter for filling a litter box.
Provide a suitable litter box for your guinea pigs and try to put it in a dark area of the cage for privacy. You'll want to use a small animal litter pan with high sides and a low front for easy entry, and one that mounts to the cage to avoid tipping can provide extra stability and avoid messes. Be sure to fill your litter box with a suitable bedding material like paper bedding, odorless wood shavings or other small animal litter. You'll want to choose an absorbent material that makes removing messes easy, so avoid filling the box with things like large wood chips or hay.
Guinea pigs like to eliminate near where they eat, so consider putting a hay holder or even a food bowl near the box. Some people use guinea pig fleece cage liners instead of disposable bedding to line the cage when they're litter training their pets, reserving the bedding material for the litter box to avoid confusion. You can find guinea pig fleece cage liners ready made to fit your cage or just improvise with some fabric scraps. The best guinea pig cage liners will be made from machine washable fabrics, so you can reuse them and save money on bedding supplies.
Litter training your pets can make cleaning your guinea pig habitat easier and let you go a little longer between guinea pig cage deep cleans. Chewy has all the guinea pig supplies you need for potty purposes, cage cleaning, feeding and play, including a wide range of guinea pig bedding materials for filling your guinea pig enclosures. Check out all the guinea pig litter and accessories we carry and get started creating a clean, healthy and fun environment for your little pets!
Frequently Asked Questions about Guinea Pig Cage Liners & Litter Accessories
Can you potty train a guinea pig?
You can potty train a guinea pig; most of the time; but it will take patience and strategy to do so. Find a dark part of the cage for the litter box or create one using a small lamp on one side of the cage. Fill the litter box with a good bedding substrate, preferably dust-free paper or absorbent, odorless wood shavings, and make sure to use a high-sided, tip-proof litter box with a low front entry. You should also place a feeding station near the potty area, since guinea pigs like to 'go' near where they eat. Reward your piggy when he uses the box if you can and avoid scolding when he doesn't. Some guinea pigs will naturally take to the box, but some others may never become regular litter box users.
What is the best litter for guinea pigs?
The best litter for guinea pigs will be dustless, odorless and absorbent. Litter made from paper is a popular choice, but you can also use odorless wood shavings or wheat straw pellets too. Avoid using cedar or untreated pine wood because it contains toxic oils, and stay away from hay because it isn't absorbent.
What do you line a guinea pig cage with?
Line your guinea pig cage with fleece, premade cage liners, or soft disposable bedding material made specifically for small animals. Fleece and other washable guinea pig cage liners can save you money and prevent waste, but guinea pigs enjoy burrowing and digging in fluffy disposable bedding, too. Experiment and see what works best for you and your little pets!
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