A full grown healthy guinea pig CAN swim but not babies or old ones.
I would not reccomend trying to get your guinea pigs to swim. In the wild guinea pigs may swim for swim for a short amount of time but only in a dire emergency, such as a risk from being caught by predators or drowning
Guinea pigs can swim but only in shallow water, NEVER let them out of your sight and don't put them in with salt or chlorinated water
yes guinea pigs can swim but baby guinea pigs cannot so don't try to put your baby guinea pig in the water! but even full grown guinea pigs do not like to swim they can only do it for a short period of time and it puts alot of stress on them! so baith your guinea pig at your own risk!
guinea pigs can live up to 8 years old i should know i have had like 8 guinea pigs!
no they would drown
You shouldn't. To learn more about guinea pigs and their care, go to guineapigcages.com
Some guinea pigs will struggle when being bathed but ignore unless squeaking or in pain! Others enjoy being in water and can even swim!
The best age to breed your guinea-pigs is 5 months to a year old.
NO NO Guinea pigs should not be bred so dont do it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:(
NO. Guinea pigs do not like to swim or go near water. Not only guinea pigs but hamsters, rabbits, gerbils, and many other poor little creatures who are to hopelessly try to stay alive when thrown in water! Please spread this information out. Thanks.
Guinea pigs usually live up to 4-6 years old. But guinea pigs that are very healthy can live up to 10 years old.
guinea pigs dont need to be removed from thier parents they will not be harmed by them.