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Archive for the ‘Satin Guinea Pigs’ Category

Satin ‘Update’…

It’s been quite a while since the last ‘update’, this is because nothing has really changed. When Reading Guinea Pig Rescue first got involved with the Satin Study it was to become aware of an issue that was likely to affect them and who better to collaborate with than breeders who keep Satins in large […]

February 12, 2010   Posted in: Satin Guinea Pigs  No Comments

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