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The best guinea pig beds for your pet’s comfort

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There’s no shame in getting guinea pig bedding just because it looks cute. Give your kids the cutest guinea pig habitat on the block with these charming beds on our list. These precious hideaways are almost as sweet as your child’s furry friend. Use these accessories to decorate your guinea pig cage so your pet can slumber in style.

Every guinea pig needs a hideout to sleep during the day. With the cushy beds on our list, your pet will have a dark den where they can catch some rest while it’s daytime. Remember, guinea pigs are nocturnal pets and it’s up to you to create an environment that helps them sleep during the day, so they can play at nighttime. Let’s take a look at our favorites.

JanYoo Guinea Pig Bed

Most Comfortable

Comfy and cute, the JanYoo Guinea Pig Bed looks right out of a fairy tale. With the most adorable cartoon designs, this plushy bedding will make your guinea pig squeal with joy. Constructed with striped velvet and super soft short plush, this durable bed features a non-slip bottom. It’s available in different sizes to accommodate your pet’s size and features a removable washable interior.

Kaytee Small Animal Beds

Most Durable

Your furry friend will adore curling up in their Kaytee Small Animal Bed. This cuddly durable bed offers long-lasting softness that your pet will enjoy for a long time. The faux fur interior feels soft against your guinea pig’s coat, providing the ultimate resting spot for your cute pal. This product is machine-washable and secures on the cage with straps that hold it in place.

FLAdorepet Small Animal Guinea Pig Mat

Best Mat

If your guinea pig already has a hideout, you can make it even cozier with a FLAdorepet Small Animal Guinea Pig Mat. This soft, warm bedding gives your pet the right amount of comfort, while being lightweight and looking adorable. With dreamy clouds and soft pastels, this bed is sure to be a hit with your pet. Keep it clean and looking great by throwing it in the washing machine.

Brace yourself for cuteness overload with the guinea pig beds on our list. These comfy plush cage accessories are more than sweet decor. They also provide your furry friend with a warm, dark hideout to help her sleep well during the day. Add an interesting element to your pet’s habitat and keep him engaged with these versatile guinea pig beds.

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