
Brookies Brookfield
- Guinea pigs
- Aviary birds, mice and rats
- Chickens, ducks and chicks
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Store hours and detailsFriendly male and female guinea pigs, sold in pairs so they always have a friend. Order online and collect from Brookfield, Capalaba or Karalee, or come in and meet them. What’s in changes daily, so give the store a ring first.
Pickup or local deliveryWe get new guinea pigs in regularly, in a variety of breeds and colours.
Choose a store to collect from.
Sold in pairs so they always have a friend.
What’s in changes daily, so call the store before you order. We don’t post live animals.

Guinea pigs, also called cavies, are sociable little animals that need daily time with people to be happy and healthy. Here’s what to know before you bring a pair home.
These three stores keep guinea pigs. What’s in changes daily, so give the store a ring before you head over.



Order online for pickup or local delivery, or buy in store.
Guinea pigs like it between 18 and 23°C. How to keep them cosy indoors and out, and the signs of a cold to watch for.
Read the Guide: How to Keep Guinea Pigs WarmChoosing the right cage, what to feed and how often, and the foods to avoid.
Read the Guide: Guinea Pig 101: How to Look After Guinea PigsYes. Guinea pigs are social and need a friend, so we sell them in pairs unless you already have one at home.
Either works. Two males or two females usually live together happily, and a same-sex pair means no unwanted litters. Pairs bond best when they meet young, though some personalities just don’t click.
Yes. Order online for pickup from Brookfield, Capalaba or Karalee, or for local delivery. We don’t post live animals. Call the store first, as what’s in changes daily.
Yes. Photos online are a guide only. You choose the guinea pigs you take home when you collect.
Usually 4 to 7 years.
Hay should make up about 80% of their diet, so keep fresh hay available at all times. Add guinea pig pellets once a day, fresh veg twice a day and clean water from a drip bottle. They can’t make their own vitamin C, so it needs to come from their food or a supplement.
They like it between 18 and 23°C. Once it drops to around 15°C, bring them inside or into an insulated shed, cover the hutch and give them extra hay to burrow into.
Yes. Cages, hay, food, bedding, hides, water bottles and treats are all in store and online.