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Guinea Lynx
- http://www.guinealynx.com/

Features an emergency and medical forum, listing of medications toxic to cavies, a medical emergency guide and tips on finding the right veterinarian.
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PR: 4

Guinea Pig Neutering How-To
- http://www.cavyspirit.com/neutering.htm

Comprehensive page describing the process of neutering guinea pigs.
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PR: 3

CavyInfo International
- http://www.guineapigs-online.com/html/emergency.html

Emergency care information with symptom descriptions.
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PR: 3

GPDD Digest Safety Net
- http://www.gpdd.org/dsn.html

A listing of experts who can provide help with important questions ranging from emergencies to housing and nutrition.
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PR: 2

Let's Keep it Simple: Cavy Care
- http://www.oginet.com/Cavies/vedra.htm

Vedra Stanly-Spatcher F.M.B.A.R. of the Cambridge Cavy Trust presents an easy-to-follow guide on how to avoid some of the most frequently occurring problems with cavies.
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