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Guinea Pig Care and Health Record
A free printable guinea pig care sheet — weekly weight, hay and vegetables, vitamin C, nails, teeth and coat.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Track the four things guinea pigs most often go wrong on, with a weight column that catches trouble early.
Who it is for
Guinea pig owners, rescues and families.
How to use it
- Weigh weekly; guinea pigs lose weight before they look unwell.
- Record vitamin C — they cannot make their own.
- Check teeth and nails regularly and note it.
- Record who they live with; they are social animals.
What is on the sheet
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: Weight, vitamin C, nails, teeth and companionship — the four things guinea pigs go wrong on.
Why those columns exist — but not the quantities. No diet quantities or supplement doses are printed. Guinea pigs cannot make their own vitamin C and their teeth grow continuously, which is why those columns exist — but how much of what, and how often, is a matter for your vet and a species-specific source.
Write-on lines: Name · Acquired · Housed with · Vet practice
Table, 12 rows: Date · Weight · Hay and veg · Vitamin C given · Nails · Teeth · Coat and skin · Droppings · Notes
Ruled lines: Weight trend, vet visits and anything to watch
Questions
How much vitamin C do guinea pigs need?
No dose is printed. It depends on age, health and diet, and both deficiency and over-supplementation are possible. Your vet is the source; the sheet records what you gave.
What weight should a guinea pig be?
No target is printed. The useful signal is a steady weight in your own animal — a consistent fall is a reason to ring the vet whatever the absolute number.
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