Guinea pigs are rodents, very popular domesticated pets, and not found naturally in the wild. Pigs are bred on farms for their meat and are ungulates like horses and cows.
While I think I can safely say there has never been a guinea pig weighing as much as 10 pounds, pigs can weigh over a ton.
No, guinea pigs are not the tiniest version of a pig. Pigs are mammals and guinea pigs are also mammals but they are categorized into the rodent family
Guinea pigs aren't related to pigs in any way except for the name. Guinea pigs are rodents, farmyard pigs are not.
Guinea pigs.
No, get guinea pig food for guinea pigs.
a guinea pigs cousin would also be a guinea pig.
Well, hamsters and guinea pigs are a whole different species. FIN
No!!!!!!!They are actually part of the rodent family.
Bruned guinea pigs and dead guinea pigs.
yes, otherwise they would not be called guinea 'pig'
No pig food IS NOT good for guinea pigs. Guinea pigs have a very sensitive digestive system. Guinea pigs also require a different diet then regular pigs. A guinea pig is not part of the pig family. Guinea pigs need alot of vitamin c and vegetables. It is very important not to feed your Piggy any food that says it is for other animals. Make sure it says for guinea pigs specifically on the package. I have one guinea pig and he eats nothing but the best quality food. Guinea pigs mostly get there vitamin c from vegetables you feed them but they can get it from pellets that have vitamin c in them and is made just for them.
No way. They are to totally different kind of animals.
As, They squeak in the way pigs do. Their ears look like pig ears. And guinea pigs eat an incredable amount!