Issue 79 is officially out, and it’s packed with piggy content that’s bound to make you WHEEK! But before we delve into the details, let’s ensure you have your copy in hand…
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Now, back to the important info! What’s inside Issue 79 of Guinea Pig Magazine?
Can AI Really Look After Guinea Pigs?
We put it to the test! In an innovative experiment, Young Ambassador Kat is entrusting ChatGPT with the care of her guinea pigs, Smartie and Raisin!
Squeak Dreams are Made of These – The Real Celeb Piggies of YouTube!
Meet Phoebe, Roxy, Callie, and Nacho! In the world of Real Celeb Piggies, the piggies of @SqueakDreams are up there with the best. We interview their human and social media manager, Sarah Birtley.
Vet Agata Brings Us Part 2 – An in-depth insight into Reproductive System Disease
In the second part of this series, we continue exploring the reproductive system diseases which can affect sows and advance our understanding of spaying guinea pigs.
Something Is Not Quite Right About a New Cage Mate…
Find out what in our Kakazuma Comic Strip.
The Piggy Whisperer – Behaviours in Their Context. Part 5: Dominance
Guinea pigs live in a hierarchical society. Dominance behaviours are therefore at the heart of every daily interaction. Wiebke Wiese-Thomas takes a close look at these for us.
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