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Twitch and Leia
Rehoming because
I need to rehome my guinea pigs because I no longer have time to give them the care that they need.Our Story
Twitch is a 5 year old brown and white female. She was diagnosed with a bladder stone about a year ago, she doesn't have any symptoms but she is on a restricted diet. She cannot have any veggies high in calcium (collard greens, kale, etc). She just gets romaine, carrot, and/or bell pepper. She is very sweet and curious.
Leia is a 4 year old black and white female. She is also very sweet and loves treats.
I have had these girls for most of their lives, I want them to go to a good home where they can get the attention they deserve.
They are a bonded pair and need to go together, preferably with their 2x3 C&C cage with all the supplies/furniture (corner potties, fleece bedding, left over hay and grain, fleece hanging forest.)
I think $150 for the whole set up, text me for more details. Email may get lost in spam.
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